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· 4/9/2024

CARLOS ALBERTO LOBO v. STATE OF FLORIDA

How courts have described this case

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  • “[A]ll parties shall be barred from ever submitting [an untimely] grievance, dispute or disagreement to arbitration.”
  • “[T]he issue of whether a union’s alleged failure timely to satisfy the notice requirement of its intent to arbitrate is one of procedural arbitrability.”
  • “Moog represents a grave departure from Supreme Court doctrine mandating that issues of procedural arbitrability be determined by arbitrators not judges.”

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