United Rentals, Inc. and United Rentals Northwest, Inc. v. Thomas T. Smith

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• finding that the omission of the declarant’s address and date of birth was not fatal because the declarant included “under penalty of perjury” language
• explaining that unsworn declarations may be used in lieu of oaths or affidavits so long as they are subscribed as true “under penalty of 7 perjury”
• movant failed to prove prima facie case because the authenticating affidavit did not certify that the attached agreement was a true and correct copy or that it was complete
• because “no witness could conclusively establish that the Employment Agreement in Exhibit A was a true and correct authentic copy,” arbitration clause in agreement was not enforceable
• movant failed to prove prima facie case because the authenticating affidavit did not certify that the attached agreement was a true and correct copy or that it was complete

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