Today, the Texas Supreme Court handed down nineteen (19) opinions. None of them, however, has anything to do with arbitration. One of them, though, resolved an issue which has divided the courts of appeals and with which we had to grapple not too long ago. Since we have not been blogging much lately (we’ve been [...]
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Almost three years ago, we started monitoring the rapidly developing law of arbitration by way of a CLE paper Karl presented to a State Bar seminar in Dallas. That paper was called Standards of Review as Applied to Arbitral Decisions, and at its conclusion we advised seminar attendees and other readers that even though arbitral [...]
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