Freddy Reina Bustamante v. Oracle Caribbean Inc.

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• indicating that a party may be entitled to discovery on natrow factual disputes, even where it was not requested, if the party was not on notice that a summary judgment standard was being applied to a motion to compel arbitration
• relying on dictionaries to determine the plain meaning of “dispute” under the EFAA
• “[Q]uestions regarding the formation of the arbitration agreement must be resolved in federal court.” (citing Young, 119 F.4th at 321)
• “dispute” arose when plaintiff submitted six complaints to employer before the EFAA’s enactment, despite filing EEOC charge afterwards
• “Under New Jersey law, no meeting of the minds to arbitrate exists when an agreement provides insufficient notice of the waiver of trial rights.”
• “Statutory notes are congressionally enacted and constitute binding law.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).