· 6/9/2003
In Re Jean F. Gardner Amended Blind Trust
Citations
- 70 P.3d 168
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that non-signatory trust beneficiaries’ claims for breach of fiduciary duty for imprudently investing and failing to diversify assets “directly concern or arise from the [investment account] agreement”
- affirming the trial court's decision to compel arbitration of negligence and breach of fiduciary duty claims
- affirming the trial court’s decision to compel arbitration of negligence and breach of fiduciary duty claims
- non-signatory beneficiary bound to arbitrate because her claims directly concerned or arose from the account agreement containing the arbitration clause
- non-signatory beneficiary bound to arbitrate because her claims directly concerned or arose from the account agreement containing the arbitration clause
- non-signatory beneficiary bound to arbitrate because her claims directly concerned or arose from the account agreement containing the arbitration clause
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Judges: Baker
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