Here is the opinion in Colbert v. United States.
Briefs:
Here is the opinion in Colbert v. United States.
Briefs:
Here. And the cert stage briefs here.
I predict a decent chance for a CVSG but the Court ultimately will deny this one.
Lower court materials and my commentary here.
Here:
Questions presented:
I. Whether there is a non-textual “integrality exception” to the mandatory requirement in the Federal Arbitration Act (“FAA”) that a substitute arbitrator “shall” be appointed by the court whenever the parties’ chosen arbitrator is unavailable for “any … reason”? 9 U.S.C. § 5.
Here:
Question presented:
The question presented is whether sovereign immunity bars an American Indian tribe from seeking Ex parte Young relief from the unconstitutional enforcement of a state tax scheme merely because that relief might require refunds for taxes unlawfully collected in the future.
Lower court materials and my commentary here.
Here are the appellate materials in United States v. Billie:
District court materials:
19 Miccosukee Response to Summons
26 DCT Order Enforcing Subpoena
34 DCT Order Denying Motion for Stay
Here is the opinion. An excerpt:
This appeal arises out of a disagreement between Abraham Inetianbor, who borrowed money at a high interest rate, and CashCall, Inc., the servicer of Mr. Inetianbor’s loan. Mr. Inetianbor filed a lawsuit against CashCall, which then sought to compel arbitration based on the loan agreement. The District Court ultimately refused to compel arbitration because the arbitration agreement in the loan document contained a forum selection clause that was integral to the agreement, and the specified forum was not available to arbitrate the dispute. CashCall appeals that decision here. After careful review, and with the benefit of oral argument, we affirm.
Briefs here:
Lower court materials here.
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