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Arbitration Award Upheld Despite Misnomer
By Leslie King O’Neal What’s in a Name? In arbitration, as in court, it’s important to name the parties accurately. However, in a recent case, the 6th Circuit upheld an award which incorrectly named the respondent. Finding the substance of the arbitration award governed over the caption’s form and that the respondent waived any objection
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