Chancery Disallows Arbitration In No Surprises Act Cases

By Jeff Montgomery · February 17, 2026, 9:32 PM EST

In a "narrow" first impression ruling, a Delaware magistrate in Chancery has rejected claims that the federal No Surprises Act provides for a narrow private right to seek the enforcement of...

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