The validity of arbitration clauses in corporate contracts was called into question by two recent cases before the Georgia Court of Appeals.
For SunTrust Bank, it was a clear defeat. But Kindred Nursing Centers will get a second chance to make its case in support of a patient arbitration agreement. The court remanded a dispute over whether a patient admitted to a Kindred rehabilitation hospital in Marietta had the capacity to consent to arbitration—an issue that made national headlines this week.
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