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Court Of Chancery Explains Willie Gary
Posted In Arbitration
Riley v. Brocade Communications System Inc., C.A. 9486-VCN (May 6, 2014)
When a claim is subject to arbitration needs to be decided by either the court or the arbitrator, and the Willie Gary decision says who gets that honor. This decision explains how to apply Willie Gary.
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