· 3/7/2001
Irma H. Sydnor Vivian E. Wyatt v. Conseco Financial Servicing Corporation, and Aapcoof Richmond West, Incorporated
Citations
- 252 F.3d 302
- 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 3445
- 2001 WL 590064
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the “district court erred in finding that the arbitration agreement was unconscionable because of unknown cost, fees, and procedures”
- noting that unconscionability ruling in Hooters was based on \multitude of biased and warped rules\ and provided example of limited circumstances in which unconscionability finding was appropriate
- noting that unconscionability ruling in Hooters was based on \multitude of biased and warped rules\ and provided example of limited circumstances in which unconsciona- bility finding was appropriate
- employee unlikely to succeed on claim that his right to jury trial superseded arbitration clauses
- “[F]ailure of an arbitration agreement to address costs and fees does not alone make the agreement unenforceable.”
- “The FAA mandates that if parties execute a valid agreement to arbitrate disputes, a federal court must compel arbitration.”
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Judges: Wilkinson, Niemeyer, Howard, Eastern
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