The term 'Long running' is judicial speak for 'You are trying our patience. Also, you are ruining our metrics.'
Example judicial usage:
"Defendant Kelly Senyszyn appeals from a February 25, 2020 order denying her motion to appoint a new arbitrator in this long-running dispute with plaintiffs David Hook and Modern Method Development. We affirm."
[Emphasis added.]
As far as useful takeways go: If (1) you agree to binding arbitration, and then (2) can't agree on an arbitrator so the court has to appoint one, and then (3) the arbitrator refuses to hear your counterclaims because you refuse to pay the arbitrator ... the court doesn't care, mate. You're not getting a new arbitrator.
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