Arbitration is a matter of contract, and arbitration clauses are subject to ordinary principles of contract interpretation. Therefore, they must be enforced according to their terms. However, the fact there is an agreement to arbitrate is not a defense to a plenary action, and it is not a basis for a motion to dismiss.
Chalom v. Areivim USA, NY Slip Op 04895 (2d Dep't August 10, 2022)
