PER CURIAM.
After losing a substantial investment in the Enron debacle, two investors sued their investment advisor and his firm. Although they had signed contracts with the firm containing broad arbitration clauses, they sought to avoid them on grounds that (1) the firm had changed its name, and (2) the employee did not sign the contracts in his personal capacity. Because all the other terms of the parties' contracts could not
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