· 8/19/2015
Griffin, Gerald Desmond
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- holding that nonsignatory singer, Ricky Martin, could not compel arbitration based on an agreement that referenced him in certain provisions but did not in its arbitration clause
- concluding that the defendant was not a third-party beneficiary of an arbitration clause because the agreement that included the clause specifically referred to the defendant in a different provision
- explaining that \Martin was not an intended third-party beneficiary of the parties' agreement to arbitrate\
- relying on the reasoning from Mowbray to conclude that the defendant \was not an intended third-party beneficiary of the parties' agreement to arbitrate\
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