The Eastern District of Texas blog is one of our favorites. Today, Michael Smith posted about a district judge’s decision to refuse to compel arbitration on the basis that the party seeking to arbitrate had waived that right by participation in the underlying litigation. We’ve discussed waiver as a defense to arbitration before. It will be interesting to see what, if anything, comes of this.
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