Labor/Employment
Apr. 28, 2010
Arbitration Review by Courts Expands
Ruling in favor of employees who allege they were discriminated against, a sharply divided California Supreme Court on Monday expanded judicial review of decisions made under mandatory arbitration agreements.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Ruling in favor of employees who allege they were discriminated against, a sharply divided California Supreme Court on Monday expanded judicial review of decisions made under mandatory arbitration agreements.
The 4-3 court ruled Monday that courts have the power to intervene when an arbitrator makes a clear mistake of law that robs an employee of the right to a hearing on the merits. <...
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