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Law360 “Justices Could Clarify Post-Badgerow Arbitration Jurisdiction”
By Dave Pegno If the U.S. Supreme Court grants a July 22 petition for certiorari in Jules v. Andre Balazs Properties , it could provide some clarity on an arbitration jurisdiction issue lingering since the court's 2022 decision in Badgerow v. Walters .[1] It ’ s a familiar enough story — a plaintiff files a complaint in federal court, only to be sent off to arbitration after the defendant files a motion to compel. Then, after the arbitration is concluded, the loser seeks to c
Aug 10, 2025


NYLJ “Settlement Agreement Default Leads Magistrate Judge to Recommend Entry of Money Judgment and Collateral Turnover”
By Thomas E.L. Dewey and Christopher P. DeNicola When a borrower defaults under a loan agreement and enters into a settlement agreement...
Aug 7, 2025


Steve Kramarsky in “The Wall Street Journal”
DPK co-founder Steve Kramarsky “Videos of Cute Dolls Behaving Badly Have Gone Quiet” by WSJ’s Meg Tanaka quotes Steve Kramarsky. “Steve...
Aug 3, 2025


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