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Third Circuit Finds Two Months of Litigation Sufficient to Waive Right to Arbitrate

By Liz Kramer on May 2, 2014
Posted in Waiver of Right to Arbitrate

In a decision this week, the Third Circuit found two related parties had waived their right to arbitrate claims.  One was no suprise — it had vigorously litigated the dispute for eleven months.  But the second may have been simply guilty by association, as it had only litigated for two months.  Supermedia v. Affordable Electric…

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A Motion to Compel Arbitration “Answers” a Complaint

By Liz Kramer on April 25, 2014
Posted in Arbitration Rules/Procedures, ArbitrationNation Roadmaps (primers)

I field a lot of good procedural questions about how arbitration pleadings should be styled. Some of them are answered within the text of the FAA, but many of them leave clerks of court and practitioners scratching their heads and getting creative. I will address one of those common questions today: is a motion to…

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