Collins v. D.R. Horton, Inc.

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• noting that arbitrators 5 “generally are entitled to determine in the first instance whether to give [a] prior judicial 6 determination preclusive effect”
• stating that defensive collateral estoppel “‘occurs 8 when a defendant seeks to prevent a plaintiff from asserting a claim the plaintiff has previously 9 litigated and lost against another defendant’”
• stating that defensive collateral estoppel “‘occurs when a 24 defendant seeks to prevent a plaintiff from asserting a claim the plaintiff has previously litigated 25 and lost against another defendant’”
• setting forth narrow grounds on which courts may vacate an arbitration award, which include prejudicial misconduct by the arbitrator, action that exceeds an arbitrator’s power, and manifest disregard of the law
• setting forth the narrow grounds on which courts may vacate an arbitration award
• setting forth the limited grounds on which courts may vacate an arbitration award

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