arbitrability to an arbitrator after a Florida appeals court affirmed a ruling ordering the parties to arbitration. The Third District Court of Appeal affirmed an order compelling arbitration between Shutts & Bowen and ex-partner Christopher Warren Prusaski in a per curiam decision that gave no reason for the affirmance. Prusaski argued that the firm fraudulently induced him to sign the arbitration agreement as a condition of continued employment, but he later learned that another partner declined to sign it and. . .

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