Robert H. Tice v. American Airlines, Inc.

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• holding that the plain language of § 3 affords a district court no discretion to dismiss a case where one of the parties applies for a stay pending arbitration.
• providing that dismissal is appropriate where “a particular interpretation of the collective bargaining agreement is potentially dispositive of a the plaintiffs claim”
• providing that dismissal is appro- priate where “a particular interpretation of the collective bargaining agreement is potentially dispositive of a the plaintiff’s claim”
• “providing that dismissal is appropriate where ‘a particu- lar interpretation of the collective bargaining agreement is potentially dispositive of a the plaintiff’s claim’ ”
• converting the dismissal of the plaintiffs’ suit to a stay of the suit pending referral of the parties’ dispute to arbitration
• holding RLA precluded federal age-discrimination claim

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