Toyota of Berkeley, a Corporation v. Automobile Salesmen's Union, Local 1095, United Food and Commercial Workers Union

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “the appearance of impropriety, standing alone, is insufficient to establish [actual] bias”
• to show evident partiality on part of arbitrator party alleging bias must demonstrate facts that create a \reasonable impression of partiality\
• to show evident partiality on part of arbitrator party alleging bias must demonstrate facts that create a \reasonable impression of partiality\
• the principal issue was not “whether [the arbitrator] had jurisdiction over the dispute, but rather whether he could proceed without [a party] present.”
• arbitrator’s filing of sanctions against party’s counsel supported a “serious allegation” of bias but did not establish evident partiality because he sought sanctions against the party’s attorney rather than the party itself
• listing various courts of appeals’ standards for evident partiality

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).