Choice Hotels International, Incorporated v. Bsr Tropicana Resort, Incorporated, a Florida Corporation Susan Hounsom Milton Johnson

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• holding that if all of the claims asserted in a complaint are subject to arbitration, dismissal of the complaint is “a proper remedy”
• holding that, in lieu of a stay of proceedings, “dismissal is a proper remedy when all of the issues presented in a lawsuit are arbitrable”
• holding that dismissal is a proper remedy when all of the issues presented in a lawsuit are arbitrable
• holding that as long as the party made clear 10 that it was seeking enforcement of the arbitration clause in its motion to dismiss, it had sufficiently 11 “invoke[d] the full spectrum of remedies under the FAA”
• concluding “dismissal is a proper remedy when all of the issues presented in a lawsuit are arbitrable”
• concluding “dismissal is a proper remedy when all of the issues presented in a lawsuit are arbitrable”

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