Cash Biz, LP v. Henry
Court of Appeals of Texas
1DissentRebeca C. Martinez, Justice
While I agree that the Borrowing Parties' claims against Cash Biz in the underlying *355suit are factually intertwined with the Loan Contracts, and thus fall within the broad scope of the Loan Contracts' arbitration agreement, I disagree with the majority's conclusion that Cash Biz did not "substantially invoke the judicial process" and thus did not waive its right to enforce the arbitration agreement. In my view, the Borrowing Parties met their burden to prove that Cash Biz waived its right to enforce arbitration by showing that Cash Biz filed criminal "bad check" complaints against the…
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