McLaughlin v. McCann

How courts have described this case

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• noting that our doctrine under Willie Gary “could be read to strip away the efficiency of interpreting a reference to the AAA Rules as a heuristic to avoid a deep inquiry into the parties' intent to arbitrate arbitrability”
• holding an “exception allowing judicial recourse for determination of whether ‘the total liability for payments in the nature of interest . . . exceed[s] the limitations now imposed by the applicable laws of the state whose laws are controlling on the subject’” was “a very narrow exception”
• “It is not unusual for courts to require arbitration of claims involving parties who were not formally parties to an arbitration agreement, a situation that especially arises when affiliates of signatories are subject to or make claims.”

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