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Even in the Ninth Circuit, Courts Should Not Intervene Mid-Arbitration

By Liz Kramer on January 30, 2015
Posted in Appealing Arbitration Decisions

It is generally accepted that courts may only engage in the very front and very back end of an arbitration. At the outset, courts may determine whether the parties agreed to arbitrate the dispute, and at the end, courts may determine if the arbitration met the basic fairness requirements of the Federal Arbitration Act.  However,…

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