Crowsen v. Cochran

How courts have described this case

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• finding that where the agreement made clear that the parties were giving up their right to trial the agreement was not unconscionable
• applying Taylor and finding trial court error for failure to submit survival claim to arbitration pursuant to an enforceable agreement to arbitrate between nursing home and decedent
• holding substantially similar arbitration agreement not unconscionable
• \[A] signed document gives rise to the presumption that it accurately expresses the state of mind of the signing party.\
• “Where mental capacity to execute an instrument is at issue, the real question is the condition of the person at the very time he executed the instrument in question.” (quotation marks omitted
• “Arbitration agreements are matters of contract”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).