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The Texas Journal of Business Law
Volume 47, Issue No. 1 (Winter 2017)
ARE ARBITRATION CLAUSES IN ENGAGEMENT LETTERS BINDING WHEN THE CLIENT DOESN’T SIGN AND THE PARTY SUING IS DOING SO DERIVATIVELY?

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ARE ARBITRATION CLAUSES IN ENGAGEMENT LETTERS BINDING WHEN THE CLIENT DOESN’T SIGN AND THE PARTY SUING IS DOING SO DERIVATIVELY?

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