Sep. 19, 2018
Theodore J. Boutrous Jr.
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On Oct. 3, Boutrous will argue before the U.S. Supreme Court that a federal appellate decision is wrong because it would deprive the trucking industry — including his client New Prime Inc. — of the Federal Arbitration Act’s protections and subject the industry to a patchwork of state arbitration laws. New Prime Inc. v. Oliveira, 17-340. It’ll be his third SCOTUS argument. He had two oral arguments scheduled before circuit court panels in September.
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