CUNINGHAM HAMILTON QUITER v. BL of Miami, Inc.

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• holding that arbitration contract provisions that provide for the inclusion of necessary parties in arbitration bind non-signatories to arbitration when the claims are intertwined or \arise out of or relate to\ the subject matter of the parties' contract
• finding claims “intertwined” with the contract, which mandated that “all parties necessary to resolve a claim shall be parties to the same arbitration proceeding”
• professional malpractice claim subject to arbitration where the claim arises out of or relates to the contract for services and is encompassed within the terms of the arbitration clause, even though there is no signed contract directly between the parties to the suit

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