Duhart v. United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit

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• holding that nonsignatory officers and directors of a signatory corporation are entitled to compel arbitration against signatory plaintiffs
• holding that non- signatory officers and members of a corporation's board of directors could enforce an arbitration agreement entered into by the corporation
• holding that arbitration clause should be enforced against nonsignatory officers who were deemed agents of the corporation
• noting that nonsignatories may be bound to an arbitration agreement under ordinary contract and agency principles
• affirming the referral to arbitration after finding jurisdiction over an appeal from a Rule 54(b) judgment in an embedded proceeding
• allowing officers and directors of corporation to enforce corporation’s arbitration agreement when “the nonsignatory defendants are alleged to have committed acts related to their running of the corporation”

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