Compton v. Runyon

How courts have described this case

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• holding that arbitration agreements in expired contracts do not represent an exception to the principle that courts should respect clear and unmistakable delegations of arbitrability questions to arbitrators
• “The court adopts the consensus view. By incorporating the AAA’s Rules, the [agreement’s] arbitration clause clearly and unmistakably delegates authority to the arbitrators to decide whether Allscript’s claims are arbitrable.”
• “But that is just a presumption; the Supreme Court has held that a ‘clear[ ] and unmistakabl[e]’ agreement between the parties that the arbitrators will resolve disputes about arbitrability is as binding as any other arbitration agreement.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).