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The article presents information related to the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) of the U.S. and several decisions of the Court of Florida, dealing with the regulation of this act. The FAA has been borrowed from the English common law tradition. The federal policy of promoting arbitration, does not find favor with the Supreme Court of Florida. A case in which an arbitration issue was decided in a way contrary to federal precedent, is Raymond James Financial Services Inc. versus Saldukas, in 2005. |
