"The Supreme Court has twice declined to review ERISA arbitration cases, offering no signal that it plans to resolve the growing appellate divide.... [T]he appellate circuits remain divided on broad applicability of the doctrine. Notably, the Supreme Court has not yet been asked to weigh in on a decision upholding individual arbitration provisions ... [T]hat opportunity may arise if the Ninth or Eleventh Circuits affirm a recent Central District of California ruling that found individual arbitration requirements enforceable under ERISA Section 502(a)(2)." [Yagy v. Tetra Tech, Inc., No. 24-1394 (C.D. Calif. May 17, 2024)]  MORE >>