Can a non-signatory compel arbitration?

Hausfeld, Walter Kelley, Jr., 31 August 2021, Competition Bulletin

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This article addresses both statutory and common law doctrines pursuant to which non-signatories can force signatories to arbitration agreements to arbitrate—both in the U.S. and elsewhere.

Authors

Walter DeKalb Kelley Jr.
Hausfeld

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