A contract of adhesion is almost always unenforceable as unconscionable.

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A contract of adhesion is a standard form contract where one party has greater bargaining power and the other party has little or no ability to negotiate the terms. Although they may be considered unfair, they are not automatically unenforceable. The court may still enforce the contract if it finds the terms to be reasonable and the weaker party was given adequate notice and opportunity to understand the terms.

A Contract of Adhesion Is Almost Always Unenforceable as Unconscionable