To amend chapter 1 of title 9 of United States Code with respect to arbitration.

Bill 110 hr 6126, also known as the "Arbitration Fairness Act," aims to make changes to chapter 1 of title 9 of the United States Code in relation to arbitration. The bill seeks to address concerns about the fairness and transparency of arbitration proceedings.

One key provision of the bill is to prohibit pre-dispute arbitration agreements in consumer, employment, antitrust, or civil rights disputes. This means that individuals would not be required to agree to arbitration before a dispute arises in these specific areas.

Additionally, the bill would require that arbitration agreements be entered into voluntarily and knowingly by all parties involved. This is intended to ensure that individuals are not coerced or misled into agreeing to arbitration. Furthermore, the bill includes provisions to increase transparency in arbitration proceedings. This includes requiring arbitrators to disclose any conflicts of interest and ensuring that arbitration decisions are made publicly available. Overall, the Arbitration Fairness Act aims to promote fairness and accountability in arbitration proceedings by addressing concerns about pre-dispute agreements, voluntary consent, and transparency. It is intended to protect the rights of individuals in consumer, employment, antitrust, and civil rights disputes.