Leon v. Mercy Hospital, Inc.
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Opinion
We concur with the trial court’s denial of the plaintiff-appellant’s motion to compel arbitration. As we view the matter, the result of the earlier declaratory judgment action was an order declaring defendant-appellee’s previous demand for arbitration under section 766.106, Florida Statutes (1991), to be a nullity, and that order is now final. There is, therefore, no outstanding offer which plaintiff can now accept.
Affirmed.
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