An Ohio Department of Commerce’s Division of Real Estate investigation found evidence that Borror Property Management operated improperly and conducted real estate broker activities without the proper licenses.
An Ohio Department of Commerce’s Division of Real Estate investigation found evidence that Borror Property Management operated improperly and conducted real estate broker activities without the proper licenses.
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In our last issue of the newsletter, we told you of a decision of the United States Circuit Court for the Sixth Circuit, in which the Sixth Circuit considered the issue of whether a party waived its arbitration right through its pre-litigation conduct. In
Borror Property Management, LLC v. Oro Karric North, LLC, the Sixth Circuit upheld a party’s contractual right to arbitration and concluded that a party’s pre-litigation conduct (writing pre-lawsuit, informal letters suggesting that the parties litigate in court) did not constitute a waiver of the right to arbitrate.