Lloyds Underwriters v. NETTERSTROM

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “the McCarran–Ferguson Act applies only to arbitration agreements within the United States and that it has no effect on an international arbitration agreement that is governed by the Convention.”
• [T]he McCarran–Ferguson Act applies only to arbitration agreements within the United States and that it has no effect on an international arbitration agreement that is governed by the Convention.”
• [T]he McCarran–Ferguson Act applies only to arbitration agreements within the United States and that it has no effect on an international arbitration agreement that is governed by the Convention.”
• “[W]here the terms can be reconciled, the clear language of the contract controls.”
• “The Federal Arbitration Act must give way to contrary provisions of state laws regulating the business of insurance but, to the extent that the Act incorporates an agreement the United States made with other nations, it prevails over state laws.”
• “The Federal Arbitration Act must give way to contrary provisions of state laws regulating the business of insurance but, to the extent that the Act incorporates an agreement the United States made with other nations, it prevails over state laws.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).