The Court denied the motion to reconsider its order compelling arbitration of an insurance dispute, holding that all the four requirements for compelling arbitration under the New York Convention were met: there was a written agreement to arbitrate, providing for arbitration in a Convention State (the United States) and arising out of a commercial legal relationship, and at least one party to the agreement was not a US citizen. The Court also explained that the Convention supersedes Louisiana state law, which prohibits enforcement of arbitration clauses covering insurance disputes.