Trefny v. Bear Stearns Securities Corp.

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• concluding that trustee’s causes of action were improperly characterized as turnover and fraudulent conveyance and that trustee was therefore bound by debtor’s prepetition arbitration agreement
• concluding that trustee’s causes of action were improperly characterized as turnover and fraudulent conveyance and that trustee was therefore bound by debtor’s prepetition arbitration agreement
• \[T]he law is clear that a nonsignatory to an agreement containing an arbitration clause may be treated as bound by the arbitration agreement ... [through] subrogation.\
• “Because Congress could not have intended to extend a bankruptcy court’s jurisdictional reach beyond permissible bounds, Congress did not intend the exclusive jurisdiction provision in 78eee(b
• “[Movant] will suffer irreparable injury absent a stay because it will be forced to participate in discovery under court order and its right to arbitrate the dispute will be jeopardized by such discovery.”

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