Arbitration – Law of the Case & Appellate Mandate – Successive Contracts – Insurance & Consulting – Kickback Scheme – Schools & School Boards (access required)

Although our decision in a prior appeal said the parties’ 2002 and 2003 brokerage service agreements (BSAs) were irrelevant because they predated an alleged steering and kickback scheme, the trial on remand produced substantially different evidence, i.e., testimony that part of the plaintiff-school district’s damages arose from insurance policies procured or services provided while the ...

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Arbitration – Law of the Case & Appellate Mandate – Successive Contracts – Insurance & Consulting – Kickback Scheme – Schools & School Boards

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