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Arbitrators, like judges, should be immune from civil suits for acts within the scope of their duties if arbitration is to be a viable alternative to settling differences in the courts, Texas' 3rd Court of Appeals has held. In a case of first impression in the state, the appeals court said the Texas Arbitration Act provides procedures for vacating arbitration awards. A suit against an individual arbitrator is not contemplated by the act, the court held in Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas v. Juneau .
August 05, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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