CHARITY FOLKS INC. v. Kim

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• holding that CEO could enforce arbitration clause where fraud claims asserted against defendant company and the company’s CEO were nearly identical, and parties to the underlying contract understood that the CEO controlled the company
• holding that CEO could enforce arbitration clause where fraud claims asserted against defendant company and the company’s CEO were nearly identical, and parties to the underlying contract understood that the CEO controlled the company

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