Washington Federal Court Grants Motion to Compel Arbitration

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Recently, I wrote a reinsurance commentary for IRMI.com on reinsurance issues with captive, pools and other risk-sharing entities. Coincidentally, in January 2023, a Washington federal court had to deal with a risk-sharing pool’s claims of breach of a reinsurance contract and a reinsurer’s motion to compel arbitration.

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No Reverse Preemption Leads to Arbitration Under the New York Convention

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The continuing controversy between national and international support and enforcement of arbitration provisions in commercial contracts, including insurance contracts, and US state anti-arbitration statutes that preclude enforcement of arbitration provisions in insurance policies has a new case that falls into the pro-enforcement camp.

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