Bowman and Brooke attorneys C.J. Schoenwetter and Eric Olson co-authored an article in Minnesota Lawyer, "Understanding the Supreme Court’s Latest Decisions on the Federal Arbitration Act: Smith v. Spizzirri."
The Federal Arbitration Act (“FAA”) broadly (but with narrow exceptions) requires arbitration of all disputes involving interstate commerce and generally is viewed with favor by the court—including a presumption of arbitrability—when parties’ contracts reflect an agreement to arbitrate. The FAA is at the heart of arbitration law. This article provides insights and updates concerning the most recent decisions issued by the U.S. Supreme Court concerning the FAA.
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