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Arbitration
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Holley-Gallegly v. TA Operating, LLC

Ruling by

Milan D. Smith Jr.

Lower Court

USDC Central District of California

Lower Court Judge

Jesus G. Bernal
A jury waiver provision in the event an arbitration agreement is unconscionable has no bearing on whether the delegation of the enforceability of the agreement to the arbitrator would be unconscionable.



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Judge Profile

Jun. 20, 2017

Milan D. Smith Jr.

Circuit Judge
9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals

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