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Fourth Circuit Finds Availability Of Class Arbitration Is Question For Courts, Not Arbitrators

By Liz Kramer on March 30, 2016
Posted in Class Arbitration

Joining the Sixth and Third Circuit Courts of Appeals, the Fourth Circuit this week held that “whether an arbitration clause permits class arbitration is a gateway question of arbitrability for the court.”  Dell Web Communities, Inc. v. Carlson, 2016 WL 1178829 (4th Cir. Mar. 28, 2016).

At issue was whether a federal judge or…

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