Ruling by
Danielle ForrestLower Court
USDC Northern District of CaliforniaLower Court Judge
William H. Orrick IIIA delegation clause requiring an arbitrator to decide the enforceability of an arbitration agreement was valid because it was not a prospective waiver of another prospective waiver claim.
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