In Morgan v. Sundance, 142 S.Ct. 1708 (2022), the Supreme Court addressed a common issue that arises in arbitration—whether by pursuing litigation instead of invoking an arbitration agreement to which it is a party, that party might waive its right to arbitrate. In Morgan, the court resolved a circuit split on the proper test for waiver in the arbitration context. Some circuit courts had held that there was a higher standard to establish the waiver of a contractual right to arbitrate than that applicable to other contractual rights.