Cadwalader International Practice Law Blog: New York’s Intermediate Appellate Court, Vacating Earlier Ruling, Reaffirms that It Is the Court, Not the Arbitrator, Who Decides Threshold Issue of Arbitrability
By Don Philbin, November 3, 2011
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Cadwalader International Practice Law Blog: New York’s Intermediate Appellate Court, Vacating Earlier Ruling, Reaffirms that It Is the Court, Not the Arbitrator, Who Decides Threshold Issue of Arbitrability blog.internationalpractice.org/international-practice/new-yorks-intermediate-appellate-court-vacating-earlier-ruling-reaffirms-that-it-is-the-court-not-the-arbitrator-who-decides-threshold-issue-of-arbitrability.html
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