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</html><description>Generally, when you read an opinion holding that there was insufficient evidence of an arbitration agreement between a consumer and a corporation, it&#x2019;s a win for the plaintiff. But in Wallrich v. Samsung Electronics America, decided by the Seventh Circuit yesterday, the opposite was true. Paula Wallrich and several thousand other consumers had filed arbitration [...]</description></oembed>
