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The court denied plaintiff's motion to compel arbitration. Although the Arizona Supreme Court established standards for contract modification, the court found that Desert Financial failed to meet those standards because the notice did not clearly inform customers of their right to opt out, and plaintiff did not have subjective understanding of the arbitration provision.
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