State Ex Rel. Saylor v. Wilkes

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• stating that “a petition for a writ of prohibition is an appropriate method by which to obtain review by this Court of a circuit court’s decision to compel arbitration.”
• stating that an adhesion contract is a \‘[s]tandardized contract form offered . . . on essentially [a] \take it or leave it\ basis . . . [leaving the] weaker party . . . no realistic choice as to its terms’\
• \[0]ur review of whether Petitioner's [Arbitration] Agreement represents' a valid and enforceable contract is de novo.\
• “our review of whether [an arbitration clause] represents’ a valid and enforceable contract is de novo.”
• employer's mere promise to review a candidate's application for employment was insufficient consideration for employee's promise to arbitrate his claims, where the employer did not promise to submit its employment-related claims to arbitration
• employer’s mere promise to review a candidate’s application for employment was insufficient consideration for employee’s promise to arbitrate his claims, where the employer did not promise to submit its employment-related claims to arbitration

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).