CMH Homes, Inc. v. Thomas Goodner

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• indicating that “the district court is better equipped to address [fact-intensive questions] in the first instance.”
• holding that, in a motion to compel arbitration, the amount in controversy is determined “by looking through to ‘the entire, actual controversy between the parties, as they have framed it.’” (quoting Vaden, 556 U.S. at 66)
• remanding to the district court to calculate the amount in controversy without regard to a stipulation limiting damages and attorneys' fees

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).