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Nothing, if its “voluntary” arbitration! In fact, voluntary arbitration can be a great thing in preventing lawsuits and alleviating backlogs in the judicial system. In fact, you always have the right to arbitrate. But you never want to give away the right to sue if arbitration does not work. Companies want you to give away that right.
