Several justices pressed the parties on the text of the Federal Arbitration Act exemption—which applies to certain workers engaged in foreign or interstate commerce—and its nearly 100-year-old history, including how courts understood “seamen” and whether that category was based on which company someone worked for or what type of work they performed.
The high court regularly hears arbitration-related cases and last addressed the FAA’s ...
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