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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Mitchell finds that the lower court improperly ruled when denying a nursing home’s motion to compel arbitration against two daughter co-guardians of a patient who died in their facility, even with only one daughter signing the the arbitration clause. Each of the co-guardians had "independent authority to sign agreements on behalf of their ward." Reversed.
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