Tennessee Imports, Inc. v. Filippi

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “dis missal is often an appropriate method of referring the parties to arbitration” and choosing to dismiss arbitrable claims instead of staying them pending arbitration
• reviewing cases and holding that stay and dismissal are both permissible methods of referral under the Convention
• staying non-arbitrable claims against the defendant pending arbitration, because the non-arbitral claims were “closely related to, and in part dependent upon,” the arbitrable claims
• noting split in precedent over whether a court may retain jurisdiction under the Convention after finding an enforceable agreement to arbitrate; collecting cases

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).