I write to emphasize that a party opposing a motion to compel arbitration, by contending the arbitration clause is unconscionable, must submit evidence in some form in order to preserve that contention for appellate review. It is well settled that a motion to compel arbitration is analogous to a motion for summary judgment. See TranSouth Fin. Corp. v. Bell , <a href="/opinion/1706746/transouth-financial-corp-v-bell/…
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