Rollins, Inc. v. Lighthouse Bay Holdings

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• holding that trial court, rather than arbitrator, may review a limitation of liability where unconscionability is at issue
• holding that arbitrator must, in the first instance, decide whether arbitration provision is unenforceable because some of its terms limit remedies
• holding that arbitrator must, in the first instance, decide whether arbitration provision is unenforceable because some of its terms limit remedies
• concluding plaintiffs claims “should be arbitrated and that the arbitrator should in the first instance decide the validity of the remedial restrictions in the arbitration provision”
• concluding plaintiff's claims \should be arbitrated and that the arbitrator should in the first instance decide the validity of the remedial restrictions in the arbitration provision\
• discussing remedial limitations in an arbitration provision and compelling arbitration because the question of the provision's enforceability belonged to the arbitrator, not the court

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