The Supreme Court said that the FAA applies to all disputes related to intergovernmental trade, and that the FAA should be widely read to require arbitration if the contract contains a compromise clause. The judicial opinion is that activities in the health sector are interstate exchanges, because navigation is purely medical, that laboratory tests, the recruitment of doctors, the obtaining of Medicare funds, the treatment of non-governmental patients and extra-state offices cross borders. The U.S. Congress advocates arbitration as a more effective settlement process than litigation. Most states have passed laws to regulate public health arbitration procedures, which set specific requirements for arbitration agreements. The Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) was passed to prevent states from imposing incriminating requirements on arbitration agreements. So in Doctors Associates v. Casarotto, the U.S. Supreme Court, said the FAA had anticipated a Montana statute that declared a compromise clause unenforceable, unless the clause was printed in a particular format.

Unlike Broemmer, the Mississippi Supreme Court in Cleveland v. man upheld an arbitration agreement when the plaintiff argued a lack of understanding of his illiteracy, and extreme pain when he signed the agreement. The doctor`s office had clear guidelines and procedures; the arbitration agreement was a two-page document, the first fat-typ of which gave what the patient signed. On the next page, each term was described, with the patient`s understanding that neither emergency care nor immediate stress was at stake. The agreement gave the patient 15 days to relapse and had provisions to submit written changes to the clinic for approval. Each clause was signed by the patient, who recognizes his understanding, and countersigned by an office officer and initiated by the doctor. In Broemmer v. Abortion Services of Phoenix, Ltd., the Arizona Supreme Court entered into an arbitration agreement because it is a contract with liability that does not meet the patient`s reasonable expectations. A high school student who earns less than $100 a week traveled from Iowa to Arizona to have an abortion.

Confused and troubled, she hastily signed a consent, a history of illness and an arbitration agreement. In a subsequent dispute, after the clinic attempted to force arbitration, the patient stated that she did not know what arbitration meant. The clinic had no rules or procedures to ensure that the patient takes the forms he could take patients on a basis or leave them as a condition for treatment. The employment contract at issue included a compromise clause under the title „Arbitration Comparison.“ It also contained a confidentiality clause and an enforceable force clause. The compromise clause and the main confidentiality clause have been translated into Spanish, but the confidentiality sub-agreement and enforceable force clauses have not been translated. A court may invalidate an arbitration agreement if it constitutes a contract with liability. A liability contract is a formal contract that is created and imposed by a stronger party on a weaker part, on a take-it or leave basis, if the contractual terms are favourable to the sender`s party. A liability contract is not automatically unenforceable, but a court will examine it carefully and may decide not to apply certain contractual conditions that are not applicable. On April 21, 2014, a California appeals court ruled that an arbitration agreement was unacceptable and that an employer could not impose arbitration if the employer had not translated the entire English-language employment agreement containing an arbitration agreement, confidentiality clause and enforceable provision for its Spanish-speaking employees. The likely costs of patients can also determine whether arbitration is fair or unacceptable.