Whether a federal court can exercise jurisdiction to compel arbitration based solely on the existence of an arbitration agreement, without a finding of a failure, neglect or refusal to arbitrate and without conducting the statutory trial under 9 U.S.C. § 4, when the party opposing the motion to compel arbitration has made a request for trial and has made an unequivocal denial of any failure, neglect or refusal to arbitrate.

Whether a federal court can exercise jurisdiction to compel arbitration based solely on the existence of an arbitration agreement, without a finding of a failure, neglect or refusal to arbitrate and without conducting the statutory trial under 9 U.S.C. § 4, when the party opposing the motion to compel arbitration has made a request for trial and has made an unequivocal denial of any failure, neglect or refusal to arbitrate