How to organize a “Motion to Compel Arbitration” in CA Superior Court

How did you write your last “motion to compel arbitration”? Trellis analyzed tentative rulings from judges across California and we found that judges prefer this outline….

I. Intro

II. Statement of Facts

III. Legal Analysis

a. Applicability of FAA

b. Agreement to Arbitrate

c. Agreement Not Unconscionable

_1. NOT Procedurally Unconscionable

_2. NOT Substantive Unconscionable

d. Class Arbitration

e. PAGA

f. Matter should be stayed

IV. Conclusion

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