Tracer Research Corp. v. National Environmental Services Company, Doing Business as Nesco Lab One Analytical, Inc. Eddy Paterson Albert McCutchan

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• stating that language like “relating to” indicates a broad arbitration clause
• applying Mediterranean to determine that parties did not agree to arbitrate misappropriation of trade secrets claim where agreement used “arising out of’ language
• “It is well-established that when parties use the phrase ‘arising under’ in an arbitration agreement, they intend to narrow the range of disputes subject to arbitration____”
• “[t]he scope of the arbitration clause is governed by federal law.”
• “The misappropriation of trade secrets . . . 10 is a tort claim.”
• “The ‘arising out of’ language is of 24 the same limited scope as the ‘arising under’ language in Mediterranean Enterprises.” 25 (citing In re Kenoshita & Co., 287 F.2d 951, 953 (2d Cir. 1961))

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).