Courts have avoided Concepcion with surprising frequency by holding that it did not preempt ordinary unconscionability rules. There's a pretty good round up of

Courts have avoided Concepcion with surprising frequency by holding that it did not preempt ordinary unconscionability rules. There's a pretty good round up of illustrative opinions here: http://www.uclpractitioner.com/2012/03/new-opinions-interpreting-concepcion-robinson-v-title-lenders-brewer-v-missouri-title-loans-and-kilgore-v-keybank.html http://www.uclpractitioner.com/2012/03/new-opinions-interpre...