John Lewis of BakerHostetler has authored this article, published in Lexology, discussing the Ninth Circuit’s recent decision in Grice v. Uber Technologies, Inc., No. 20-70780.
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“Mandatory Arbitration Provision Struck Down by the Washington Supreme Court”
Helen McFarland of Seyfarth Shaw LLP has this article in Lexology, discussing the Washington Supreme Court’s decision in Burnett v. Pagliacci Pizza, Inc.
“Cisco Gets Age, Sex Bias Case Kicked To Arbitration”
Law360 has published this article by Michael Angell discussing the U.S. District Court’s decision in Cleary v. Cisco Systems, Inc., no. 2:20-cv-10071.
“Third party funding in international arbitration”
Nicholas Sharratt and Michael Hartley of Stephenson Harwood have authored this article published in Lexology.
“Ga. Justices OK Binding Arbitration Clause in Lawyer’s Engagement Contract”
Law.com has this article by Greg Land, discussing the Georgia Supreme Court’s decision in Innovative Images LLC v. Summerville. And Law360’s discussion of the decision can be found in this article by Rose Manins.
Collection Company Cannot Invoke Arbitration Agreement Between Creditor And Debtor
Verizon engaged a collection company to pursue a debt owed by a customer. The collection company allegedly sent the debtor text messages that violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, resulting in the debtor filing suit against the collection company. The collection company moved to compel arbitration, citing theContinue reading “Collection Company Cannot Invoke Arbitration Agreement Between Creditor And Debtor”
Law Firm Handbook Establishing An Arbitration Program Did Not Create Contractual Obligation To Arbitrate
The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York has rejected a law firm’s attempt to compel arbitration of former employees’ suit for wrongful termination, allegedly in retaliation for reporting their discovery of another employee overbilling a client. In Seltzer v. Clark Associates, LLC d/b/a “Clark & Fox,” the court held that provisionsContinue reading “Law Firm Handbook Establishing An Arbitration Program Did Not Create Contractual Obligation To Arbitrate”
Court Rules Against Mid-Arbitration Judicial Review
In Burgess v. Lithia Motors, Inc., the Supreme Court of Washington held that a court cannot judicially review an arbitrator’s decision during the pendency of the arbitration, but must await the conclusion of the matter. According to the court, “[o]nce arbitration begins under the FAA, the court’s authority to resolve the dispute is transferred toContinue reading “Court Rules Against Mid-Arbitration Judicial Review”
“Court Reiterates Exclusive Arbitration Agreement May Override Indiana Medical Malpractice Act”
The National Law Review has published this article by J. Michael Grubbs of Barnes & Thornburg LLP, discussing the Indiana Court of Appeals decision in Estate of King v. Aperion Care
“Commercial Division Renders a Split Decision on a Petition to Stay an Arbitration”
Muhammed Faridi and Alvin Li of Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler authored this article, published in JDSupra, discussing the New York court’s recent decision in Gol v. TNJ Holdings, Inc., Index No. 652304/2020, Doc. No. 75 (Sup. Ct., NY Cnty. Aug. 13, 2020).
