Rae F. Gill, P.C. v. DiGiovanni

How courts have described this case

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• noting that intended beneficiary may acquire “rights and burdens” under contract
• refusing to compel arbitration when a third-party beneficiary sought to compel arbitration against a signatory to the underlying contract, because the third-party beneficiary was not the intended beneficiary of the arbitration provision
• contract clause providing for remedies of arbitration and “all other remedies available ... in law or equity” allowed party seeking enforcement to elect between arbitration or litigation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).