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Arbitration, Godless Bloodsuckers, and a Fifth Circuit Appeal to Watch

Posted on05/22/2013

Earlier this month, an appeal was filed regarding a district court’s order compelling arbitration.  Diggs v. Citigroup, Inc., No. 13-10138 (5th Cir. May 13, 2013).  (Click on the following link to see a copy of the appellant’s brief: Diggs brief.)  The Continue Reading

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Court Sends Dispute Over 138% Consumer Loan to Tribal Nation Arbitration

Posted on05/22/2013

A federal court in Florida recently enforced an arbitration agreement in a consumer loan with a whopping annual interest rate of 138%. Inetianbor v. CashCall, Inc., No. 13-60066-CIV (S.D. Fla. May 17, 2013).  (Click on the following link for a Continue Reading

Categoriesfederal district court decisions

California Appellate Opinion On Nursing Home Arbitration Clause

Posted on05/22/2013

A California appellate court recently upheld a lower court’s decision denying a nursing home’s motion to compel arbitration.  Root v. Emeritus Corp., No. A134748 (Cal. App. 1st Dist. May 17, 2013).  (Click here for a copy of the opinion.)  An Continue Reading

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Ninth Circuit Decision on Non-Signatories

Posted on05/22/2013

The Ninth Circuit recently affirmed a district court’s decision finding that a non-signatory, a defendant in a class action, cannot invoke an arbitration agreement. Rajagopalan v. Noteworld, LLC, No. 12-35205 (9th Cir. May 20, 2013).  (Click here for copy of Continue Reading

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Sprint’s FAA Cert Petition

Posted on05/19/2013

Sprint recently filed a cert petition involving the Supreme Court’s Concepcion decision.  Sprint v. Ayyad, No. 12-1358 (May 14, 2013).  The case involves a class action pending in California state courts prior to Concepcion, and the plaintiffs, cell phone customers Continue Reading

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Florida Supreme Court Issues Important Arbitration Decision Involving Statute of Limitations

Posted on05/17/2013

In Raymond James Financial Services, Inc. v. Phillips, No. SC11–2513 (Fla. May 16, 2013) (click here for a copy of the opinion), the Florida Supreme Court addressed whether Florida’s statute of limitations applies to an arbitration proceeding.  The court engaged Continue Reading

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Macy’s and a California Class Action Killer

Posted on05/16/2013

A California appellate court recently reversed a trial court’s denial of Macy’s motion to compel arbitration.  Teimouri v. Macy’s, Inc., D060696 (Cal.App. 4 Dist. May 14, 2013).  Click here for a copy of the decision. A Macy’s sales associate filed Continue Reading

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One-Sided Employment Arbitration Clause and a Topsy-Turvy Case

Posted on05/15/20131 Comment

In a recent, procedurally unusual case, an employee asked a federal court to compel arbitration of a dispute with her employer, but the federal court refused.  Stardock Systems, Inc. v. Miseta, No. 12–13345 (E.D. Mich. May 8, 2013).  (Click here Continue Reading

Categoriesfederal district court decisions

California Appellate Court Reverses Finding of Unconscionability

Posted on05/15/2013

Nibler v. Monex Deposite Co., No. G046511 (Cal.App. 4 Dist. May 13, 2013).  (Click here for a copy of the decision.)  This case involves an investor who lost his inheritance money after opening up an account with Monex, a precious Continue Reading

Categoriesstate court decisions

First Circuit Decision Raising Complex FAA and FRCP Issues

Posted on05/13/2013

The First Circuit recently issued a decision regarding competing federal and state actions to confirm and vacate an arbitration award.  Bacardi Intern. Ltd. v. V. Suarez & Co., Inc., No. 12-1032 (1st Cir. May 8, 2013).  Click here for a Continue Reading

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Prof. Imre Stephen Szalai is a commercial arbitrator and a leading authority in arbitration law. He maintains this blog about arbitration law developments, and he handles virtual and in-person arbitration hearings.

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