Assembly passes arbitration-transparency bill requiring searchable reporting by large consumer-arbitration organizations
The Assembly approved A.3318 to require private arbitration organizations that handle 50+ consumer cases annually to publish a searchable database with specified case details beginning Jan. 1, 2027; supporters called it transparency, opponents warned of regulatory burden. Vote: 91–49.
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Assemblymember Dinowitz sponsored A.3318, a bill directing private arbitration administrators that handle 50 or more consumer arbitration proceedings per year to publish, on a quarterly basis in a searchable format, specified information about consumer arbitrations they administered covering the preceding five years once the law takes effect on Jan. 1, 2027.
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