International Underwriters AG v. Triple I: International Investments, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• “despite the overlap between the contracts,” the plaintiff could have brought its claims even if the contract containing the arbitration clause did not exist at all
• “But here . . . International could have breached its bond commitment and defrauded Triple I even if there had been no escrow agreement at all. Triple I’s claims are not related—with at least some directness—to the performance of duties specified in the escrow agreement.”
• ‘But here . . . International could have breached its bond commitment and defrauded Triple I even if there had been no escrow agreement at all. Triple I’s claims are not related—with at least some directness— to the performance of duties specified in the escrow agreement.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).