The Federal Arbitration Act

1. Introducing the FAA and its Centenary Jill I. Gross and Richard A. Bales; 2. The Birth of an Arbitration Nation Imre Stephen Szalai; 3. The Bipartisan and Cross-Ideological Currents Supporting the Ascendance of Arbitration Sarah Staszak; 4. Section 1: Defining Arbitration and Addressing Structural Bias Nancy A. Welsh; 5. Section 2's 'Arising out of' Requirement: An Argument for Repeal Stephen J. Ware; 6. Limiting Delegation Clauses After Rent-A-Center West, Inc. v. Jackson David Horton; 7. Exempting From the FAA Agreements to Arbitrate Federal Securities Law Claims Jill I. Gross; 8. Ending FAA Preemption: Restoring the Federal-State Balance in Arbitration Regulation Richard Frankel; 9. Pressing the 'Restart' Button: Amending FAA Section 2 so that State Law, not the FAA, Regulates Adhesion Arbitration Ronald G. Aronovsky; 10. State Arbitration Law in an FAA Preemption World: The Interaction between Federal and State Arbitration Law Maureen A. Weston; 11. Federal Court Jurisdiction for Arbitration Matters: A Complex Problem with an Easy Solution Kristen Blankley; 12. Section 4: Jury, Trial: A Misnomer in the FAA Tracey B. Frisch; 13. Third Party Arbitral Subpoenas: Are they allowed and who can challenge them? Bradley A. Areheart; 14. Clarifying Section 7 to Accommodate OArb Amy J. Schmitz; 15. The FAA's 'Transportation Worker' Exemption – Arbitrary and Confusing Lise Gelernter; 16. The Early Days of the Ending Forced Arbitration Act Sandra Sperino; 17. Expanding the Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault & Sexual Harassment Act to Protect Workers' Rights Ariana R. Levinson; 18. The FAA Should Not Cover Consumer Claims Jeff Sovern; 19. Using the OWBPA as a Model for Protecting Signatories to Adhesive Arbitration Agreements Richard A. Bales; 20. Voiding Silent Class Action Waivers by Amending the FAA Blair Druhan Bullock; 21. Revising the Reviewing: Amending FAA Section 10 to Improve Procedural Protections in Employment Arbitration Sarah Rudolph Cole.