California Supreme Court
Aug. 4, 2010
Arbitrator Disclosures Mirror Judges'
The California Supreme Court on Monday ruled 5-2 that a former judge did not have a duty to disclose his public censure for sexual harassment before acting as arbitrator in a woman's cosmetic surgery malpractice case.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Finding in favor of a man it admonished 14 years ago, the California Supreme Court on Monday ruled 5-2 that a former judge did not have a duty to disclose his public censure for sexual harassment before acting as arbitrator in a woman's cosmetic surgery malpractice case.
The opinion reverses a decision by the 2nd District Court of Appeal, which held in a 2-1 ruling that the arbitr...
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