Arbitrator Exceeded Authority in Denying Statutorily Mandated Attorney Fees—C.A.

Div. Three of the Fourth District Court of Appeal has held that an arbitrator exceeded his authority by not awarding statutorily mandated attorney fees to a plaintiff who prevailed on his claim against his employer for failure to issue accurate itemized wage statements as required by Labor Code §226(a).

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