The U.S. Supreme Court’s new term starts Monday and a question looms: Will the high court further limit access to justice?

Millions of consumers and employees cannot hold corporations that cheated or injured them accountable because the court recently changed the law and held that federal pre-emption, arbitration clauses and class action bans eliminated their rights to a day in court and a jury trial. Four cases now pending ask the court to immunize corporations even more.

‘New Prime v. Oliveira’

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