The question of how relaxed the court should be in taking up appeals when requests for arbitration are denied was before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit last week.
“Circuits have taken different views of how strictly the language of the FAA here should be applied,” Judge Cheryl Krause said during arguments Oct. 29 in a case stemming from a soured deal between an Italian company that makes medical robotics equipment and the American company that was supposed to market its technology here.
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