By Thomas J. Stipanowich
The U.S. Supreme Court has been making new arbitration law at a pace unparalleled since the 1980s. Back then the Court declared that the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA), which extends to any transaction evidencing interstate commerce, pre-empts any state laws that lessen the enforceability of arbitration agreements. Now, a five-member majority led by Justice Antonin Scalia is aggressively building upon that "revealed" federal foun...
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