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Second Federal Circuit Court Refuses To Enforce Arbitration By South Dakota Tribe

By Liz Kramer on October 15, 2014
Posted in Validity of Arbitration Agreement

Using a different analysis, but reaching the same result as a recent decision from the Seventh Circuit, the Eleventh Circuit agreed that a defendant could not compel arbitration of consumer claims before the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribal Nation in South Dakota.  Inetianbor v. CashCall, __ F.3d__, 2014 WL 4922225 (11th Cir. Oct.…

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