OPINION
We hold that when a partner in a law firm represents a department within a city at an advisory arbitration regarding a personnel matter, and when the city's decisionmaking body later reviews that arbitrator's award for confirmation or rejection, the principles of due process prohibit the decision maker from being advised on the matter by a different partner from the same law firm. Because the law partners owe...
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