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Can a Non-Signatory to a Written Agreement Compel Arbitration Against an Unwilling Signatory?

By | Published April 30, 2018 | Posted in Business Law | Tagged Tags: , | Comments Off on Can a Non-Signatory to a Written Agreement Compel Arbitration Against an Unwilling Signatory?

West Virginia’s courts have determined that responding to an offer by acting on it – even when accompanied by silence – provides an acceptance of an agreement that goes along with the transaction. Sometimes a party accepting an offer decides to file a lawsuit despite the contract stipulating all disputes must be settled through arbitration. Read More

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District Courts in West Virginia Resolve Spokeo Standing Issues in Plaintiffs’ Favor

By | Published April 15, 2018 | Posted in Professional Liability Defense | Tagged Tags: , , | Comments Off on District Courts in West Virginia Resolve Spokeo Standing Issues in Plaintiffs’ Favor

To have standing to file a lawsuit, a plaintiff must show actual damages that resulted from a concrete harm caused by a defendant, which can be fixed by a court’s ruling. In Spokeo v. Robins (3016), however, the Supreme Court of the United States determined that a plaintiff who could not prove a concrete harm Read More

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