State ex rel. Walker v. Dillon

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• discussing federal decisions setting forth five theories that could provide a basis to bind nonsignatories to arbitration agreements
• finding Pearson's tort claims, including defamation, arbitrable because the arbitration clause was broad and Pearson's tort claims resulted from his employment
• applying direct benefits estoppel to bind nonsignatory doctor to arbitration provision in hospital's contract with another entity because doctor directly benefited from contract by being able to work at the hospital and receive payments under the contract
• “Determinations of arbitrability are subject to de novo review, but if any evidence reasonably supports the circuit court’s factual findings, this court will not overrule those findings.”
• ability to work at the defendant’s hospital facility and receive payment for work
• ability to work at the defendant’s hospital facility and receive payment for work

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