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Pennsylvania courts repeatedly have held that you cannot force a party to arbitration if that party has not contracted to go to arbitration. It would be efficient to resolve, in one arbitration proceeding, all disputes involving the parties who have claims arising out of the same set of facts. Eliminating two distinct adjudications, in arbitration and in court, will avoid the risk of inconsistent determinations and rulings from two different fact finders.
June 16, 2008 at 05:25 AM
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