LAS PALMAS MEDICAL CENTER v. Moore

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• holding that appellees failed to establish by clear and convincing evidence that the alleged fraud by nondisclosure was not discoverable prior to or during the arbitration where 16 the record showed that they had discovered the information prior to the final arbitration hearing
• “The statutory grounds for vacatur reflect severe departures from an otherwise proper arbitration process and are of a completely different character than ordinary legal error.”
• merely raising questions of what additional discovery might show is no substitute for evidence creating reasonable impression of evident impartiality
• “a reviewing court is not authorized to set aside an arbitration award for a mere mistake of fact or law”

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