When the claimant asked Bob to be its party-appointed arbitrator, the claimant provided Bob with a long list of the parties, all witnesses, and all related and affiliated parties that Bob then ran through his conflict-checking system.
September 21, 2020 at 12:34 PM
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Editor’s note: This article describes a hypothetical situation.
A party picked Bob to be a party-appointed arbitrator in a three-arbitrator proceeding. Under the underlying contract, the respondent could bill the claimant for the respondent’s expenses in performing the contract work; the billing could include work that the respondent’s “affiliates” or “related parties” performed as long as those parties charged competitive rates.
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