California Courts of Appeal
Jan. 24, 2013
Appellate court vacates arbitration award because of disclosure violation
In a warning to alternative dispute resolution providers across the state, an appellate court vacated an arbitration award because the arbitrator failed to disclose that one of the lawyers involved worked at the same company.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In a warning to alternative dispute resolution providers across the state, an appellate court vacated an arbitration award Tuesday because the arbitrator failed to disclose that one of the lawyers involved in the case worked at the same company.
In 2011, retired Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Alan B. Haber issued a binding arbitration award in favor of defendants John Chiu and three medical p...
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