Alternative Dispute Resolution
Nov. 19, 2005
Disclosure Lapses Can Undo Arbitration
Focus Column - By Alan G. Saler and Leonard Levy - On Oct. 26, the 2nd District Court of Appeal, Div. 4, issued its opinion in Michael S. Ovitz et al. v. Catherine E. Schulman . The decision demonstrates how critically important it is for an arbitrator to timely and comprehensively disclose potential grounds for disqualification. 2005 Cal. App. LEXIS 1661.
By Alan G. Saler and Leonard Levy
On Oct. 26, the 2nd District Court of Appeal, Div. 4, issued its opinion in Michael S. Ovitz et al. v. Catherine E. Schulman. The decision demonstrates how critically important it is for an...
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