By Greg Katz
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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LOS ANGELES - The state Supreme Court has held that, when a claim goes to arbitration, discovery disputes involving parties that are not in the arbitration should go to the arbitrator first.
However, the court said, so-called "non-parties" are entitled to full judicial review of arbitrators' orders when...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
This article appears on Page 2
LOS ANGELES - The state Supreme Court has held that, when a claim goes to arbitration, discovery disputes involving parties that are not in the arbitration should go to the arbitrator first.
However, the court said, so-called "non-parties" are entitled to full judicial review of arbitrators' orders when...
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