In Re American Homestar of Lancaster, Inc.

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• holding that the trial court's failure to analyze or apply the law correctly is an abuse of discretion.
• holding that the MMWA does not prohibit a consumer from agreeing to binding arbitration
• holding that the mmwa does not prohibit a consumer from agreeing to binding arbitration
• granting mandamus to compel arbitration, noting the strong policy in favor of arbitration and stating that “perceived uneven bargaining power is not a justifiable reason to hold that arbitration agreements are never enforceable”
• noting failure to correctly analyze or apply law constitutes abuse of discretion
• “trial court’s failure to analyze or apply the law correctly is an abuse of discretion”

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