Category: Arbitration: Award

Arbitration: Parties Are Entitled To Prejudgment Interest During Time The Trial Court Vacated Arbitration Award In Their Favor And Reinstatement Of The Award

April 20, 2012 · Arbitration: Award

Issue of First Impression in California Tenzera, Inc. v. Osterman, B228189 (2nd Dist. Div. 3 April 19, 2012) presents “what appears to be an issue of first impression in California.” That issue is whether prevailing parties in an arbitration “are entitled to prejudgment interest between the time the trial court vacated the arbitration […]

Illegality/Enforceability: Arbitration Agreement with Unlicensed Contractor May Still Be Enforceable

February 26, 2012 · Arbitration: Award, Arbitration: Enforceability, Arbitration: Illegality

Fifth District Finds That The Contract Containing the Arbitration Clause Is Not Automatically Unenforceable With limited exceptions, an unlicensed contractor will find it impossible to collect payment, and may also have to disgorge payments already made. Can an award in favor of the client of an unlicensed contractor be set aside on the […]