Loran W. Robbins v. B and B Lines, Inc.

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• holding that the defendant’s failure to pay the AAA filing fee rendered the initiation of arbitration untimely because “[t]he Fund’s rules, read in conjunction with the AAA arbitration rules, explicitly require[d] a party initiating arbitration to pay the initial filing fee”
• taking judicial notice of AAA Rules pursuant to Federal Rule of Evidence 201
• taking notice of AAA Commercial Arbitration Rules pursuant to Fed. R. Evid. 201 because they were incorporated by reference in pension fund’s rules that were in evidence and were “referred to by both parties in their briefs”

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