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Johnson v. Levine

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  • 736 So. 2d 1235
  • 1999 WL 415320

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  • holding that the failure to timely request a trial de novo renders an arbitration decision final and binding
  • explaining that after some defendants were found liable in nonbinding arbitration, plaintiff's \highly specific request\ for trial de novo against the nonliable defendants was permitted
  • \[T]hese are not merely precatory provisions. They create the right to enforce an arbitration award that has become final and binding as a result of a failure to request a trial.\

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Judges: Farmer

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