Read the case of Atalese v. U.S. Legal Services Grp., L.P. (2014), and respond to the following questions

about the Court's decision. The Atalese case can be accessed through the following link:

https://caselaw.findlaw.com/nj-supreme-court/1678725.html

Q1. In the Atalese case, the New Jersey Supreme Court cited the lower court's recognition of the

validity of arbitration clauses in commercial contracts. The Court noted the general legal principle that

"an arbitration provision will be enforced so long as it is 'sufficiently clear, unambiguously worded,

satisfactorily distinguished from the other [a]greement terms, and ... provide[s] a consumer with

reasonable notice of the requirement to arbitrate.'" However, in the Atalese case, the New Jersey

Supreme Court determined that the arbitration clause was not legally enforceable. Explain why the

Supreme Court disagreed with and reversed the lower courts' decisions and what kind of language does

the NJ Supreme Court now require in arbitration clauses or agreements?