A New Jersey appellate panel has reversed a ruling that an executive’s electronic signature was a deficient assent to arbitration of her claims against investment firm Cantor Fitzgerald.

To the contrary, said the Appellate Division panel, former Cantor employee Lee Stowell signed off on the arbitration agreement and policy knowingly. The panel remanded the case for an order dismissing the complaint without prejudice and compelling the parties to arbitration.

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