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No, You Can’t “Borrow” an Arbitration Agreement
By Leslie King O’Neal Arbitration is a creature of contract. Parties seeking to compel arbitration must show three things: (1) a valid written arbitration agreement; (2) an arbitrable issue; (3) no waiver of the right to arbitrate. But, just any a contract containing an arbitration clause won’t do the trick—the parties seeking arbitration must have…
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