EZ Pawn Corp. v. Mancias

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• holding that a party who has the opportunity to read an arbitration agreement and signs it is charged with knowing its contents
• holding that a party who has the opportunity to read an arbitration agreement and signs it is charged with knowing its contents
• holding that movant did not waive arbitration rights by propounding written discovery, noticing deposition, agreeing to reset trial date, and waiting nearly a year to move for arbitration
• ruling that when an agreement references both the Texas Act and the FAA, the FAA prevails
• holding that propounding interrogatories and production requests, noticing one deposition and agreeing to reset a trial date did not amount to a waiver of arbitration
• holding that a party who has the opportunity to read an arbitration agreement and signs it is charged with knowing its contents

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