12May
Court Compels Arbitration Based on Merger Clause Incorporating Separate Agreement Into Contract Containing Arbitration Clause and Rejects Argument That Delay Precluded Arbitration
The U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina has compelled arbitration over a party’s objection that the dispute at issue was not within the scope of the arbitration clause and that arbitration was precluded by the opposing...
By:
Carlton Fields
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