West Bend Mutual Insurance v. Herrera

How courts have described this case

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• reversing debarment where the trial court had found bad-faith participation of a non-English-speaking defendant who failed to testify or provide an interpreter
• reversing debarment where the trial court had found bad faith participation of a non-English-speaking defendant who failed to testify or provide an interpreter
• noting “there is no provision that the witness provide[s] an interpreter, if one is necessary,” but rather Rule 237 simply requires that a witness “ ‘appear’ ”
• discouraging trial courts from finding bad faith where there has been no such finding by the arbitrators and where the trial court does not have the benefit of a transcript from the arbitration hearing

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).