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CAN A NON-SIGNATORY BE COMPELLED TO ARBITRATE CLAIMS?

By Farrell Fritz P.C. on January 10, 2019
Posted in Alternative Dispute Resolution

Your client who was just subpoenaed to provide documents in an arbitration, advises you, but with confidence says “But we did not agree to arbitrate, so I can ignore this, right?” After some discussion, your client agrees it’s in her best interest to comply with the subpoena, but only after you promise she…

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