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Jun. 10, 2008
Mixed Reviews
A recent Supreme Court decision limits the ability of parties to contract to more expansive standards of review for arbitral awards under the Federal Arbitration Act, write Bruce Jackson and Irene Gutierrez. - Focus Column
By Bruce Jackson and Irene Gutierrez
This article appears on Page 7
Seasoned arbitration lawyers will readily recognize that arbitration is a creature of contract and that parties are free to agree to a variety of arbitration mechanisms and procedures and to limit the powers, authority and remedies available to the arbitrators chosen to resolve their disputes. Usually, parties arrive in arbitration...
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