McCoy v. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Utah

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• holding that the threshold inquiry for determining whether arbitration should be enforced is direct and specific evidence of an agreement between the parties
• affirming the denial of a motion to compel arbitration because “Blue Cross’s evidence failed to meet the minimum threshold of specificity” required under the Utah Arbitration Act to show Blue Cross provided notice of a later-added arbitration provision
• “Where the evidence relating to a purported agreement to arbitrate is undisputed, the district court has no discretion under the statute. It must compel arbitration.”
• setting forth a “direct and specific” evidence rule

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