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· 1/17/2017

Knowles v. Muniz

Citations

  • 228 F. Supp. 3d 1009
  • 2017 WL 217645
  • 2017 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 6973

How courts have described this case

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  • holding the Federal A-3090-20 9 Arbitration Act preempts \courts from nullifying class action waiver provisions in arbitration agreements based upon state-law notions of unconscionability or public policy.\
  • finding that plaintiff’s claims against a car dealership were not arbitrable where conflicting arbitration provisions were “scattered” among three agreements, each of which purportedly applied to “all claims” arising out of plaintiff’s vehicle purchase
  • declining to enforce a car dealership's arbitration provisions where its contract forms were internally inconsistent and too vague and indefinite in several material respects
  • declining to enforce a car dealership's arbitration provisions where its contract forms were internally inconsistent and too vague and indefinite in several material respects
  • declining to sever unenforceable parts of an arbitration clause where doing so would \leave[] uncertainty\ regarding the reformed language
  • declining to sever unenforceable parts of an arbitration clause where doing so would \leave[] uncertainty\ regarding the reformed language

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Judges: Fischer

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