Royal Caribbean Cruises v. UNIVERSAL EMP.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that arbitration clauses are to be given “the broadest possible interpretation to accomplish the salutory purpose of resolving controversies out of court,” where dispute had its “origin or genesis in the contract.”
• recognizing \that arbitration clauses... are to be given the broadest possible interpretation to accomplish the salutary purpose of resolving controversies out of court.\
• “[A]rbitration clauses like this are to be given the broadest possible interpretation to accomplish the salutary purpose of resolving controversies out of court.”
• involving an \arising out of or relating to\ arbitration clause
• where this court construed the terms \[a]ny controversy or claim arising out of or relating to this agreement . . .\ in the arbitration provision of an employment contract to include all of the plaintiff's fraud, defamation, and business interference claims against the defendant

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).