In the Interest of N.G., Minor Child, S.P., Mother

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• noting that similar language “could arguably be construed to authorize arbitrators to decide gateway issues of arbitrability such as class arbitration”
• “[I]f parties dispute whether they in fact ever agreed to arbitrate at all, such questions of contract formation are considered ‘gateway’ issues that presumptively must be decided by courts, not arbitrators.”
• “[I]f parties dispute whether they in fact ever agreed to arbitrate at all, such questions of contract formation are considered “gateway” issues that presumptively must be decided by courts, not arbitrators.”
• “[I]f parties dispute whether they in fact ever agreed to arbitrate at all, such questions of contract formation are considered ‘gateway’ issues that presumptively must be decided by courts, not arbitrators.”
• “[S]pecific terms... are given greater weight than general language[.]”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).