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An appellate court ruling that reversed a $25 million punitive damages award appears to be part of a trend of greater judicial scrutiny of arbitration awards. Although there are differences of opinion in assessing the trend, experts such as University of Michigan law Professor Theodore J. St. Antoine believes that arbitration proceedings are increasingly raising issues of public concern, making it inevitable that courts will continue to intervene.
March 05, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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