The U.S. Supreme Court has declared its frustration with state courts that fail to share its views on arbitration, but opinions differ on whether its latest ruling on the subject will compel the New Jersey Supreme Court to change directions.
The justices’ May 15 decision in Kindred Nursing Centers v. Clark was seen as a rebuke to state courts that strike down arbitration agreements. New Jersey’s Supreme Court finds itself squarely in the middle of the conflict with a series of decisions limiting application of arbitration clauses in recent years.
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