Credit: Devon Yu/Adobe Stock Repo Dispute Heads to Court After Fed. Judge Rejects Application of Pa. Appellate Ruling That Raised Standards for Binding Arbitration
The ruling marks the second time this month that a Pennsylvania federal court has rejected a plaintiff's attempts to invalidate an arbitration agreement based on the July 2023 Pennsylvania Superior Court ruling in Chilutti v. Uber.
August 26, 2024 at 05:26 PM
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Civil Procedure
A lawsuit over a car repossession is set to land in arbitration after a Pennsylvania federal judge rejected the plaintiff's argument that a precedential state appellate court ruling raising the standards for enforcing binding arbitration should apply to the dispute.
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