Lifecare International, Inc. v. CD Medical, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• stating that the question of evident partiality is \fact intensive\ and \highly dependant on the unique factual settings of each particular case\
• declining to conclude that an arbitrator’s “violation of Canon II of the [AAA’s] Code of Ethics” was sufficient to create “a reasonable impression of bias or partiality”

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