Pennsylvania's high court has granted allocatur in a case concerning whether the state or federal timeline for arbitration appeals governs a state court action that is brought under the Federal Arbitration Act. The court limited the appeal to the question of whether the federal law's 90-day timeline for arbitration award challenges pre-empts the 30-day state timeline -- and if not, then which should apply. The case involves an investor complaint heard by the National Association of Securities Dealers.
March 30, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The state Supreme Court has granted allocatur in a case that asks whether the state or federal timeline for arbitration appeals governs an action that is brought under the Federal Arbitration Act but filed in state court.
In granting allocatur in Moscatiello v. Hilliard March 13, the court limited the appeal to whether the Federal Arbitration Act’s 90-day timeline to challenge an arbitration award pre-empts the state procedural timeline of 30 days.
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