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    Can health care surrogate bind patient to arbitration?

    There’s been plenty of litigation over whether a nursing home arbitration clause executed by a medical power of attorney is enforceable.

    Yesterday, West Virginia’s highest court addressed the more novel issue of whether a health care surrogate can bind a patient or her estate to arbitration.

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