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Second Circuit· 3/13/2025

Davitashvili v. Grubhub

Citations

  • 131 F.4th 109

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  • holding that Section 2’s arising-out-of language limits the FAA’s 16 scope to controversies that were caused by the contractual relationship
  • holding that a clickwrap agreement put users on sufficient notice to constitute a valid agreement
  • “Plaintiffs must show why allowing an arbitrator—as opposed to a court—to decide the question of arbitrability would be unconscionable.”
  • “[C]ourts should not assume that the parties agreed to arbitrate arbitrability unless there is clear and unmistakable evidence that they did so.”
  • “Grubhub’s arbitration clause does not apply to Plaintiffs’ antitrust claims against 17 Grubhub because Plaintiffs’ antitrust claims do not arise out of the Terms of Use.”
  • “The FAA’s scope is limited to ‘agreements to arbitrate controversies that “arise out of” 14 the parties’ contractual relationship’—that is, controversies that were ‘cause[d]’ by the relationship.”

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