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The justices of the California Supreme Court took up the issue of arbitration enforceability Wednesday and ran in both directions. At issue in the potentially precedent-setting case is when federal arbitration law should pre-empt state law. The California statute in question allows trial court judges to refuse to enforce arbitration if a pending court case involves third-party litigants not bound by the agreement.
January 06, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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