Lachkar v. Lachkar

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• concluding that party who successfully compelled arbitration was not prevailing party entitled to fees and costs under California Code of Civil Procedure
• “In ordering arbitration ... the court was not determining the substantive rights of the parties. Because there was no ‘reckoning of the net success’ of the parties, there was no prevailing party under the parties’ agreements.... ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).