PRETRIAL ADJUDICATION
...Contract Arbitration
......Opposing Arbitration
.........Failure to Meet Statutory Reqs.
9 Cards On This Topic:
  • Deceased's agreement to arbitrate med mal claims not enforceable where she died before 30-day cooling-off period in which to revoke had expired.
  • Because matchmaking consulting agreements violated express requirements of dating service statutes, they were void and unenforceable, and D's motion to compel arbitration properly denied.
  • Arbitration agrmt unenforceable where Health Net enrollment form failed to comply with H&SC 1363.1(b), as disclosure of arbitration not "prominently displayed" on enrollment form.
  • Consumers who enroll in group health plan b/t employer and insurance co., and sign employer's benefits election form instead of ins. co. enrollment form, are entitled to H&S 1363.1 disclosures concerning arbitration.
  • Child actor had the statutory right as a minor to disaffirm original contract and arbitration award.
  • Health card plan's motion to compel arbitration properly denied where it failed to prominently display arbitration clause immediately before subscriber's signature line on enrollment form.
  • Technical violation of H&SC 1363.1 rendered contractually binding arbitration provision in Blue Cross' enrollment form unenforceable.
  • Neither USAA nor Medicare provisions preempt Cal.'s mandatory disclosure requirements applicable to all health care service plan arbitration agreements.
  • Court properly denied PacifiCare's petition to compel arbitration where arbitration disclosure not "prominently displayed" per Health & Saf. Code §1363.1.