Cadwalader International Practice Law Blog: Court Directs One Party To Arbitrate But Not Another, Finding that “Doing Business As” Is Not a Recognized Means of Compelling Non-Signatory To Arbitrate

By Don Philbin, May 16, 2012   
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Cadwalader International Practice Law Blog: Court Directs One Party To Arbitrate But Not Another, Finding that “Doing Business As” Is Not a Recognized Means of Compelling Non-Signatory To Arbitrate blog.internationalpractice.org/international-practice/court-directs-one-party-to-arbitrate-but-not-another-finding-that-doing-business-as-is-not-a-recognized-means-of-compelling-non-signatory-to-arbitrate.html

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