Bernstein Seawell & Kove v. W.E. Bosarge, Jr.

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• finding waiver where a party did not object prior to arbitration and the record refuted claims that evidence of partiality was newly discovered
• procedural requirements of statute providing for petition to court to compel arbitration are permissive rather than mandatory
• “The decision to submit a dispute to arbitration is left solely to the agreement of the parties to the contract, and they are bound by its provisions.”
• \[D]ue process is not violated if the hearing proceeds in the absence of one of the parties when the party's absence is the result of his decision not to attend.\
• “[D]ue process is not violated if the hearing proceeds in the absence of one of the parties when the party’s absence is the result of his decision not to attend.”

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