Ruling by
Stuart R. PollakLower Court
Alameda County Superior CourtLower Court Judge
Julia Talmon SpainA bank forfeited the right to demand disqualification of the arbitrator because it did not seek disqualification before the conclusion of the arbitration proceedings.
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