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inlawrev-25124	Allen, Marina Cherice	Back in My Day, We Had Rights: The Med-Arb Solution to Mandatory Arbitration Clauses in Indiana Nursing Home Admissions Contracts	2021	28	.pdf	application/pdf	13397	773	58	In Kindred, the Court reviewed Kentucky’s “clear-statement rule,” a statute requiring that patient powers of attorney must explicitly authorize their agents to enter into nursing home arbitration agreements for such agreements to be enforceable.23 Ultimately, the Court held that the statute violated the Federal Arbitration Act (the “FAA”), a law meant to enforce arbitration agreements between parties at both the state and federal level.24 Though Kindred was an issue of first impression for the Court, the Supreme Court’s long track record of supporting the FAA’s preemptive powers made the Kindred decision largely predictable.25 Creating such a chapter for nursing home arbitration would be incredibly practical; it could outline the basics as to who can participate in med-arb, how the med-arb process must generally operate, and when the neutral third-party is obligated to switch from the mediation stage to the arbitration stage.	cache/inlawrev-25124.pdf	txt/inlawrev-25124.txt