John Wyeth & Brother Limited v. Cigna International Corporation

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• holding that an argument is waived when raised only “in passing (such as, in a footnote)” without “squarely argu[ing]” it
• holding that an argument is waived when raised only “in passing (such as, in a footnote)” without “squarely argu[ing]” it
• holding that, in a forum-selection clause, the language “arising in relation to” applies broadly to any dispute whose origin has some “logical or causal connection” to the contract
• holding that, in a forum-selection clause, the language “arising in relation to” applies broadly to any dispute whose origin has some “logical or causal connection” to the contract
• reasoning that reference to dispute in forum clause implicates broader reach than reference to claim
• holding that in order for a dispute to “aris[e] in relation to” an agreement, the dispute must only have a “logical or causal connection” to the agreement—it need not be “based upon” the agreement

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).