Consumers cannot afford to appeal unfair arbitration decisions due to prohibitive legal costs

When consumers lose arbitration cases against companies, the cost to appeal (typically $5,000-$50,000+ in legal fees) makes justice economically impossible for 99% of people. Current arbitration systems trap users in one-sided outcomes where companies can afford appeals but individuals cannot, creating a justice system accessible only to the wealthy. This leaves consumers with no practical recourse against wrongful arbitration rulings.