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· 8/2/2011

Ascendant Anesthesia Pllc v. Abazi

Citations

  • 348 S.W.3d 454
  • 2011 Tex. App. LEXIS 5996
  • 2011 WL 3278569

How courts have described this case

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  • holding claims against nonsignatory agent arbitrable because based on his actions related to his role at signatory principal, against whom arbitrable claims were alleged
  • holding claims against nonsignatory agent arbitrable because based on his actions related to his role at signatory principal, against whom arbitrable claims were alleged
  • holding claims against nonsignatory agent arbitrable because based on his actions related to his role at signatory principal, against whom arbitrable claims were alleged
  • holding claims against nonsignatory agent arbitrable because based on his actions related to his role at signatory principal, against whom arbitrable claims were alleged
  • “[E]xtending the scope of an arbitration provision to an agent of the party who signed the agreement furthers the federal policy of favoring arbitration and the parties’ intent to provide a single forum to resolve disputes arising under an agreement.”
  • “The parties’ intent must be taken from the agreement itself, and the agreement must be enforced as written.”

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Judges: Richter, Lang, Fillmore

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