Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Often buried in the fine print is language saying you must resolve any dispute through arbitration, with the arbitrator sometimes selected and paid by the very same company that wronged you. More important, you and any other victims injured in the same way are also prevented from pooling your resources together to file a class action.
Companies can be involved in disputes 
The company helps you and other victims file a class action against the company.
You and other victims are permitted to join together to file a class action.
You and any other victims injured in the same way are allowed to take legal action against the company as strongly as possible.
The losing party can't be forced to pay
You can pool your money to sue in a class action law suit.
There is nothing about arbitration in the fine print.
There is a court case happening with plaintiffs and defendants.
The mediator-arbitrator is chosen by the employer. 
The language in the fine print says you must resolve any dispute by giving up.
The company thinks that it would be really expensive to bring the argument to court.
 If the interpleader succeeds, the parties with disputing claims must argue their cases in court
A mixed claims tribunal would have expertise in economic issues.
A class-action lawsuit was approved.
 the courts potentially disrupt the Lumber company's original plan
article 15, paragraph 3 is in relation to the settlement of disputes.

They won't accountable because of certain clauses.
The whistle blower lawsuit involved lots of money.
the collective agreement apply is the only settlement mechanism. 
Lots of lawyers were involved.
The defendant in the case was not protected by the courts, as originally agreed upon.
All airlines thought that fighting the case i court would be costly
There is nothing about arbitration in the fine print.
buried in the fine print is language stating how much to be paid
You and any other victims injured in the same way are allowed to take legal action against the company as strongly as possible.