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2857 REVIEW DENIED Tort claims based on alleged improprieties concerning rates fixed by an agreement arose from the agreement and are subject to an arbitration clause contained in the agreement; the fact that one party to an agreement was financially stronger than the other did not make an arbitration clause contained in the agreement substantively unconscionable; the fact that an arbitration agreement resulted in limiting the kind of discovery available did not make the agreement procedurally unconscionable; although a claim for injunctive relief is not arbitrable, it can be severed from arbitrable damage claims and stayed pending the arbitration.CitationCOAST PLAZA v BLUE CROSS (Contract Rates) 83 CA4 677
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