In Reynolds & Reynolds Co. v. King Automobiles, Inc., 689 So. 2d 1 (Ala. 1996), the Court, in explaining its construction of the term "arising from," stated: "This Court has held that where a contract signed by the parties contains a valid arbitration clause that applies to claims 'arising out of or relating to' the contract, that clause has a broader application than an arbitration clause that refers only to claims 'arising from' the agreement." (689 So. 2d at 2-3.)