A federal judge's recent decision to vacate an arbitration award has set up a crucial question for the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals: How far can an arbitrator go to resolve a dispute in a way not contemplated in a contract between parties? Mark Trachtenberg and Lynne Liberato represent the plaintiff.
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Arbitration Shoot 'Em Up: Vacatur of $7.3 Million Award Will Lead to 5th Circuit Showdown
Texas Lawyer
April 2, 2012
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