| Volume 114 Number 9 |
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If you pay your bills by check, the check must arrive before the due date. Don’t wait until the last minute and rely on the US Mail. The best way to make sure your payment is received on time to pay online. Paying online saves you money, and let’s you know exactly when the payment is received.
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For the Lawyers
Failing to raise arbitration during class certification results in waiver. The Tenth Circuit held that Cox Enterprises assertion of the arbitration clause in its contracts with its cable customers, made after class certification and more than two years after the first motions in the action, was an inequitable assertion of the argument, and that the long delay in asserting a known argument resulted in its waiver. In re Cox Enterprises, Inc. Set-Top Cable Television Box Antitrust Litig., No. 14-6158 (10th Cir. June 24, 2015.) Click here for more.