In plaintiffs’ petition for confirmation of an arbitration award against defendants, trial court’s grant of plaintiff’s petition is reversed as plaintiffs failed to prove a basic prerequisite of private arbitration, the existence of a valid arbitration agreement, and the signature of defendants’ attorney on the arbitration stipulation, standing alone, did not constitute substantial evidence that defendants agreed to arbitrate the dispute.
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Filed October 30, 2009
Judges
Opinion by Judge Ikola
Counsel
For Appellant: Peter E. Ronay
For Appellee: Theodore C. Beall
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