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Burton Way Hotels, Ltd. et al v. Four Seasons Hotels Limited

  1. May 01, 2020

    Beverly Hills Hotel Owes Four Seasons $8.7M In Atty Fees

    A federal judge said the Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills must pay Four Seasons Hotels Ltd. a total of almost $8.7 million in attorney fees despite the California hotel's bid to slash fees it owes the company after contesting their agreement to arbitrate a licensing dispute.

  2. February 04, 2020

    Hotel Wants Four Seasons' $1M Atty Fee Request Slashed

    Burton Way Hotels Ltd. asked a California federal court on Monday to slice by more than half Four Seasons Hotels Ltd.'s requested $1 million in supplemental attorney fees and interest, accusing the hotel owner of overstaffing and overcharging in an arbitration suit.

  3. July 06, 2017

    Arbitrators Must Mull 9th Circ. Hotel Row Order, Judge Says

    A California federal judge on Wednesday denied Four Seasons' request for the court to interpret the scope of a limited Ninth Circuit order keeping certain issues live in a contract dispute with the owner of a Four Seasons-branded hotel, finding that is something for an arbitration panel to decide.

  4. June 27, 2017

    Four Seasons Says Licensee Can't Rehash Row In Arbitration

    Four Seasons on Monday reiterated its bid for a California federal court — rather than an arbitration panel — to interpret the scope of the Ninth Circuit's order in a dispute over split loyalties with the owner of a Four Seasons-branded hotel, arguing the owner is trying to relitigate the case.

  5. June 20, 2017

    Hotel Owner Says Arbitrators Must Mull 9th Circ. Order

    The owners of a Four Seasons-branded hotel in Los Angeles on Monday slammed the Ontario-based hotel chain's contention that a California federal court should interpret the scope of the Ninth Circuit's order in a dispute over split loyalties, saying that's a question for an arbitration panel to decide. 

  6. May 19, 2017

    Four Seasons Hotel's $11M Fee Spat Sent To Arbitration

    The owners of a Four Seasons-branded hotel in Los Angeles will have to arbitrate their request for the hotel chain to return an award of nearly $11 million in legal fees stemming from a contract dispute over split loyalties, after a California judge on Thursday cited the companies’ arbitration agreement.

  7. April 19, 2017

    Four Seasons Hotel Owner Fights For $11M To Be Returned

    The owners of a Four Seasons-branded hotel have told a California federal court that the hotel chain must return an arbitration award of nearly $11 million in legal fees stemming from a contract dispute over split loyalties, citing a Ninth Circuit decision vacating the award.

  8. April 11, 2017

    Four Seasons Says Hotel Can't Get Redo In Arbitration

    The owners of a Four Seasons-branded hotel cannot relitigate the entire contract dispute over split loyalties, the hotel chain told a California federal judge Monday, arguing that the Ninth Circuit issued a very limited mandate for still-live issues to be contested when the case returns to arbitration.

  9. March 23, 2017

    Four Seasons Licensee Loses Bid To Nix Arbitration Pact

    A California federal judge on Wednesday denied a bid from a Four Seasons-branded hotel in Los Angeles to void an agreement to arbitrate a licensing dispute with Four Seasons Hotels Ltd., finding the unavailability of a judge named in the agreement isn't enough to invalidate it.

  10. February 01, 2017

    Four Seasons Says LA Hotel Owner Can't Nix Arbitration Pact

    Four Seasons Ltd. told a California court Tuesday that a bid by the owner of a Four Seasons-branded hotel in Los Angeles to vacate its agreement to arbitrate a licensing dispute was a baseless attempt to bog down the case.

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