Stotter Division of Graduate Plastics Company, Inc. v. District 65, United Auto Workers, Afl-Cio

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• holding that a successor corporation had a duty to arbitrate the extent of its obligations under its predecessor's CBA because there was substantial continuity in the business enterprise
• holding respondent in arbitration proceeding waived objection to selection of arbitrator by failing to ʺspecificallyʺ object, even though respondent objected to jurisdiction on different grounds
• holding parties bound by incorporated AAA waiver rule as it related to failure to timely object to arbitrator
• finding successor liability for ERISA contributions where successor had notice of arbitration and where businesses had “substantial continuity of identity in the business enterprise before and after the change”
• examining the successor’s use of the same employees, equipment, products, and customers as factors in determining whether there was a “substantial continuity of identity in the business enterprise before and after [the] change” (internal quotation omitted)
• discussing the importance of notice in finding substantial continuity between corporations

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