Federal judge stays landlord's litigation against Airbnb, rules case must go to arbitration

PHILADELPHIA – A federal judge has granted Airbnb’s motion that arbitration should govern a dispute between itself and a South Philly landlord, who said the property he offered for rent through the service sustained damages in excess of $75,000.

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