Litigation
Feb. 25, 2017
The right to an arbitration reporter
A new law provides any party to an arbitration the right to require the presence of a certified shorthand reporter to transcribe at any deposition, proceeding or hearing. By Joseph Goldstein
With the recent enactment of Senate Bill 1007, the California Legislature amended the California Arbitration Act (CAA) ? the state act which governs arbitrations in California that are not governed by the Federal Arbitration Act ? to add a new section, Code of Civil Procedure Section 1282.5. This new section provides any party to an arbitration the right to require the presence of a certified shorthand reporter to transcribe at...
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