Grynberg v. Danzig

under invited error doctrine, when injection of allegedly inadmissible evidence is attributable to action of party seeking to exclude evidence, admission is not reversible error | under invited error doctrine, when injection of allegedly inadmissible evidence is attributable to action of party seeking to exclude evidence, admission is not reversible error | defendant did not waive arbitration where it moved to dismiss on the merits, engaged in discovery, and asserted right to arbitrate two years after complaint was filed | delay in raising arbitration claim not considered a waiver