in Re: VNA, Inc. D/B/A VNA Home Healthcare of El Paso

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• holding that the plaintiff’s claim that she did not remember signing the arbitration agreement and was not told the consequences of signing the agreement provided no colorable basis to believe that discovery would aid in establishing that she was misled into signing
• granting mandamus relief from pre-arbitration discovery order where party opposing arbitration failed to provide a colorable basis or reason to believe that pre-arbitration discovery was necessary
• “A party opposing arbitration is entitled to pre-arbitration discovery on a particular defense if and only if she shows or provides a colorable basis or reason to believe that the discovery requested is material in establishing the defense.”

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