Month: April 2016

Arbitration/Disclosure: Arbitrator Whose Practice Involved Representing Lawyers Against Lawyers Did Not Have To Disclose That Fact In Arbitration Involving Lawyer Versus Client Fee Dispute

Dissent By Justice Rubin Emphasizes That Disclosure Rules Must Be Broader Than Disqualification Rules      I have a sidebar category for “disclosures.”  Perhaps I should add one for “disqualification”, because as the lengthy dissent of Justice Rubin explains in Safarian, Choi & Bolstad, LLP v. Minassian, No. B262526 (2/8 April 7, 2016) (Bigelow, P.J.) (unpublished), […]