Hetrick v. Friedman

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that an arbitration agreement was statutory and irrevocable where it “included a provision for a judgment upon the arbitration award to be entered in a court having jurisdiction”
• holding an appellate court may take judicial notice of the AAA medical malpractice rules, where the arbitration agreement stated it would be governed by them
• “The origins of the unilateral revocation rule lie in the nineteenth century, when American law disfavored arbitration as second-rate justice at best, or an unlawful usurpation of judicial authority at worst.”

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