Marine Environmental Partners, Inc. v. Johnson

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• explaining that under Florida law, a party can waive a right to arbitration based on litigation conduct that is inconsistent with arbitration
• \[T]he defendants were signatories to the Licensing Agreement and legally charged with knowledge of its terms from the date it was signed.\
• “Where a party defends on the merits by answering the complaint without demanding arbitration, a waiver is deemed to have occurred.”
• “[T]he defendants were signatories to the Licensing Agreement and legally charged with knowledge of its terms from the date it was signed.”
• “A party claiming waiver of arbitration must show: (1) knowledge of an existing right to arbitrate and (2) active participation in litigation or other acts inconsistent with the right.”
• “Under both federal law and the Florida arbitration code, there are three elements for courts to consider: (1) whether a valid written agreement to arbitrate exists; (2) whether an arbitral issue exists; and (3

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