B.C., A CHILD v. STATE OF FLORIDA

How courts have described this case

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• finding that arbitrator had dispensed his own brand of industrial justice, and noting that arbitrator's own factual findings directly contradicted his ultimate ruling
• finding that arbitrator had dispensed his own brand of industrial justice, and noting that arbitrator's own factual findings directly contradicted his ultimate ruling
• finding that arbitrator had dispensed his own brand of industrial justice, and noting that arbitrator’s own factual findings directly contradicted his ultimate ruling
• vacating award where arbitrator relied on parole evidence though “the language of the contract is clear and unambiguous”
• “The arbitrator’s reliance on parol[] evidence was erroneous because the plain language in the applicable portions of the CBA is clear and unambiguous.”
• interpreting a collective bargaining agreement

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