@ProPublica A writer posted about looking for a chronic pain specialist to help him deal with 30 years of backpain. During the intake interview, the writer asked why there was an arbitration clause in the paperwork, which he crossed out and signed. He got an email from the specialist saying that he couldn't work with him as the liability issues would be in the way of any sort of therapeutic relationship.A responder to that post said the endodontist she went to see to get a root canal wouldn't work on her because she crossed out the arbitration clause in the intake paperwork.It's happening more and more as liability insurance for professionals are requiring arbitration to skate by having to deal with litigation.