Fed. Sec. L. Rep. P 92,790 Rayford Price and Barbara Ashley Price v. Drexel Burnham Lambert, Inc. And George Wilmot

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• holding that time and expense defending a motion for summary judgment, along with a 17-month delay, and substantial discovery disclosures constituted prejudice
• finding that the time and expense associated with merely defending against a summary judgment motion was sufficiently prejudicial to waive arbitration
• noting that a party’s motion for summary judgment, among various other acts, contributed to waiver
• holding pre-trial discovery related to non-arbitrable subject matter does not constitute waiver
• finding waiver where defendant filed motion to dismiss and for summary judgment, as plaintiff was prejudiced by the expense in having to defend motions
• finding prejudice due to discovery as “discovery —whether meaningful or otherwise—is not available in arbitration”

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