Jonathan D. Drewry v. State of Tennessee

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• noting that we generally look to state contract law to determine whether third parties can enforce arbitration agreements
• explaining that confusion over a judgment’s finality “could have harsh consequences, particularly with the rule then in effect that a premature notice of appeal was ineffectual if certain post-decision motions were also filed”
• explaining that arguments omitted from the opening brief are deemed forfeited
• explaining that arguments “omitted from the opening brief are deemed forfeited”
• explaining that arguments omitted from the opening brief are deemed forfeited
• explaining that arguments omitted from the opening brief are deemed forfeited

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