Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company v. Zhen Lin

How courts have described this case

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• holding that constructive notice of a hearing 11 does not render it fundamentally unfair
• suggesting that consent to arbitrate can be implied from the parties’ conduct at arbitration
• considering “whether the notice given to [a party] was so inadequate as to deny it a fundamentally fair hearing” under § 10(a)(3)
• “[W]e hold that the district court properly gave deference to the arbitrator’s implicit decision on the notice issue.”
• “Although deference must be given to an arbitrator’s decisions concerning procedural issues, it is generally recognized that the courts may consider a claim that a party to an arbitration has been denied a fundamentally fair hearing.”
• directing district court to review arbitrability in confirmation proceedings

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).