&gt;<i>&quot;Experienced plaintiffs&#x27; attorneys have estimated that only about 5% of the individuals with an employment claim who seek help from the private bar are able to obtain counsel.&quot;</i><p>&gt;<i>&quot;One study concluded that litigation is not a plausible option for employees below around the $60,000 income level, but arbitration is a realistic alternative&quot;</i><p>&gt;<i>&quot; The American Arbitration
Association in one study found a winning rate of 63% for
arbitral claimants. 41 In a much-criticized system operated by the securities industry, employees still prevailed 55% of the time, according to the U.S. General Accounting Office.&quot; By contrast, plaintiffs&#x27; success rates in separate surveys of federal court and EEOC trials were only 14.9% and 16.8%, respectively.&quot;</i><p>Did you read any of the paper at all?