· 8/18/1998
William E. Kummetz, Husband Arlene A. Kummetz, Wife v. Tech Mold, Inc.
Citations
- 152 F.3d 1153
- 98 Daily Journal DAR 8873
- 98 Cal. Daily Op. Serv. 6399
- 1998 U.S. App. LEXIS 20137
- 1998 WL 480900
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing that an employee does not knowingly waive his right to a judicial determination of discrimination claims when the employee handbook acknowledgment page does not explicitly reference an arbitration provision
- finding that a similar acknowledgment form contained “no explicit reference to arbitration or waiver of right to sue” and therefore did not constitute a knowing waiver
- plaintiff did not voluntarily waive judicial remedies when acknowledgment failed to alert him of an arbitration clause
- in ADA 8 employment case, asking whether employee knowingly waived right to judicial forum and agreed 9 to arbitrate
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Judges: Canby, Reinhardt, Restani, Trade
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