Ex-Eagles QB's Ponzi Suit Intercepted By Arbitration Clause

By Dan Packel (February 21, 2013, 4:28 PM EST) -- A Pennsylvania federal judge sent a suit by former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback A.J. Feeley and three other professional athletes who lost millions in their financial adviser's alleged Ponzi scheme to arbitration Tuesday, ruling that financial services agreements between the parties mandate binding arbitration for the dispute....

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