Sheet Metal Workers International Association Local Union 420 v. Kinney Air Conditioning Co.

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• holding that to challenge an arbitral award in a collective bargaining dispute, \[t]he party alleging evident partiality must establish specific facts which indicate improper motives on the part of the [arbitrators]\
• noting that the party alleging evident partiality must establish specific facts that indicate improper motives
• holding party bound even though the management representatives on the board were owners of companies that were union contractors in the same geographic area and had a pecuniary interest in the outcome that was adverse to Kinney
• \Even repeated rulings against one party to the arbitration will not establish bias absent some evidence of improper motivation.\
• “Even repeated rulings against one party to the arbitration will not establish bias absent some evidence of improper motivation.”
• the arbitrator was alleged to have a financial interest in the outcome of the arbitration

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