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Another Look at Arbitration: A Power of Attorney Does Not Need to Specifically Grant Authority to Enter Into an Arbitration...

The South Carolina Court of Appeals recently provided a general yet thorough overview of the court’s perspective as to arbitration agreements, with a focus on such agreements in light of authority granted pursuant to a power...more

Arbitration Agreements and Powers of Attorney Both Subject To Strict Construction

Arbitration emanates from contract, and the enforceability of an arbitration agreement is governed by general concepts of contract law. A power of attorney is a written document by which one, as principal, authorizes another...more

Can Arbitration Be Enforced Against Non-Signatories to a Contract?

South Carolina Supreme Court Employs Direct Benefits Test - To those of you kind enough to visit this site regularly – no, you are not seeing double. On December 18, 2018 we addressed the United States District Court’s...more

Binding Nonsignatories to Arbitration Agreements

Addressing a motion to compel arbitration and to dismiss a pending action, the United States District Court for South Carolina analyzed the enforceability of an arbitration clause in favor of a nonsignatory. Supporting its...more

Arbitration: Again Favored as a Means of Dispute Resolution

A recent decision of the United States District Court of South Carolina again demonstrated a liberal federal policy favoring arbitration agreements. Suzanne Young v. AMISUB of South Carolina, Inc. d/b/a Piedmont Medical...more

Is Your Forum Selection Clause Mandatory or Permissive: How to know the difference and why you should.

Drafting an agreement that includes a forum selection clause? Preparing to litigate an agreement that includes a forum selection clause and wondering how to argue? The United States District Court, relying on a recent...more

South Carolina’s Support of Arbitration Continues to Grow

Previously, in order to have an enforceable arbitration agreement in South Carolina, the arbitration language had to appear on the pages of the contract in bold, UPPER CASE and underlined print. Now, arbitration agreements...more

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