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Delegating Arbitrability To Arbitrator Is Effective In Denying Class Actions

By Liz Kramer on June 1, 2018
Posted in Class Arbitration, Validity of Arbitration Agreement

I have been making my way through the rest of the May arbitration cases (the photo shows how high my stack got), and one thing that stands out is this: I was right.  Delegation clauses remain a hot topic in arbitration law.

Three recent cases demonstrate the power of having a delegation clause in…

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