Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - A panel of arbitrators struck down a former Los Angeles city official's claims that a bank breached a loan agreement and defrauded him. The panel awarded the bank $1.5 million on a counterclaim.
Theodore O. Stein Jr., a former Los Angeles airport commissioner and 1997 city attorney candidate, alleged Los Angeles-based Cathay Bank broke a contract governing two loans the bank made to Ste...
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