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Chapter 10
LEGAL BASES AND PROCEDURES FOR COMPELLING OR RESISTING ADR
Dominic Carollo
Matthew D. Colley
James C. Edmonds
Michael Fuller
Kelly Donovan Jones
§10.1 INTRODUCTION
§10.1-1 Overview
§10.1-2 Claims That Must Be Arbitrated
§10.1-3 Claims That May Be Arbitrated
§10.1-4 Who Decides Arbitrability
§10.1-5 Specifics of an Arbitration Agreement
§10.2 JURISDICTION AND STANDING
§10.2-1 Personal Jurisdiction
§10.2-2 Choice of Forum and Choice of Laws
§10.2-3 Subject-Matter Jurisdiction
§10.3 PROCEDURES TO COMPEL (OR STAY) ARBITRATION
§10.3-1 Under Oregon Law
§10.3-2 In Federal Courts
§10.3-3 Self-Help: Ex Parte Arbitration
§10.4 ARBITRATION AS A DEFENSE TO LEGAL ACTION
§10.4-1 Condition Precedent to Contract Rights
§10.4-2 Abatement and Stays
§10.4-3 Collateral Estoppel Based on Arbitration Award
§10.5 BASES FOR DIRECTING ARBITRATION (ISSUES TRIABLE IN COURT)
§10.5-1 Existence of Contract for Arbitration
§10.5-2 Failure or Refusal to Arbitrate
§10.5-3 Existence of Arbitrable Dispute
§10.6 DEFENSES TO ARBITRATION
§10.6-1 Stay of Arbitration
§10.6-2 Substantive Defenses
§10.7 APPEAL OF ORDER ON PETITION TO ARBITRATE
§10.7-1 Federal Cases
§10.7-2 Oregon Cases
Appendix 10A Abbreviations