Texas Federal Court adds to Precedent Allowing Non-Signatories to be Bound By Arbitration Agreements and Adds Helpful Holding on Jurisdictional Issues.

J.J. Sentner, Jr. (†)
Sentner, Jr. (†), James J.

Article from: TDM 5 (2007), in International Oil & Gas Arbitration

Introduction

In two rulings, late last year the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas considered the issue of a non-signatory's rights and obligations under an arbitration agreement. In each case the Court held the non-signatory bound to the arbitration agreement and stayed litigation pending arbitration. For earlier discussion see J. Sentner, Who is Bound by Arbitration Agreements? Enforcement By and Against Non-Signatories , Business Law International, Vol. No. 1 pp 55 0 75, Jan, 2005. In the case of Maurice S. Jordon v. Sony BMG Music ...

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J.J. Sentner, Jr. (†); "Texas Federal Court adds to Precedent Allowing Non-Signatories to be Bound By Arbitration Agreements and Adds Helpful Holding on Jurisdictional Issues."
TDM 5 (2007), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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