Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc. v. McCoy

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• stating that the court is not to consider the potential merits of defendants’ underlying claims in determining whether the dispute is arbitrable
• “... should the District Court find, applying the relevant state law, that Dean Witter or its agents succeeded in fraudulently concealing their alleged wrongs, then the claims potentially may still be pursued in arbitration”

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