CROWLEY MARITIME CORPORATION v. BOSTON OLD COLONY INSURANCE COMPANY
Where liability insurer settled claims against its insured, then sued third party insurers for equitable contribution, the contribution claim did not arise from insurance contracts between insured and third party insurer so arbitration clauses of those contacts did not apply. Third party insurers, who were not parties to arbitration agreements between insured and first party insurer, were not bound by arbitration clauses in those agreements.
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