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The 9th Circuit cut in front of the California Supreme Court on Tuesday by ruling that the state's stringent ethics rules for neutral arbitrators are trumped by federally sanctioned standards -- an issue the state high court is set to tackle next week. California's arbitration standards conflict with those of self-regulating organizations, which are approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission. The 9th Circuit opinion held that rules used by SROs maintain uniformity nationwide.
March 03, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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