Drews Distributing, Incorporated,plaintiff-Appellee v. Silicon Gaming, Incorporated

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• holding that a trial on the existence of an arbitration agreement is inappropriate where the party opposing arbitration fails to unequivocally deny that an arbitration agreement has been made
• holding that a trial on the existence of an arbitration agreement is inappropriate where the party opposing arbitration fails to unequivocally deny that an arbitration agreement has been made
• explaining that there is a “heavy presumption” in favor of arbitrability, and that any doubts concerning the scope of arbitrable issues should be resolved in favor of arbitration
• stating that a trial on the existence of an arbitration agreement is inappropriate where the party opposing arbitration fails to unequivocally deny that an arbitration agreement has been made
• “the reach of an arbitration clause is not restricted to those causes of action brought under the contract containing the clause, unless the parties draft a clause so restricted in scope”

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