Mead v. MOLONEY SECURITIES CO., INC.

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• holding that a failure to sign and date arbitration provisions within a contract by the party seeking to enforce arbitration did not render the provisions unenforceable
• ruling a party who signs a contract is presumed to have assented to its terms
• “[I]n the absence of fraud or other wrongdoing, a party who signs or accepts a written contract is presumed to know its contents and to assent to them.”
• “The [non-movants] do not offer nor do we find support for their claims that an electronic signature is invalid for purposes of forming a binding and enforceable arbitration agreement.”

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