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Reversing Prior Confirmation, Court Vacates Arbitration Award for Fraud
By Leslie King O’Neal Court Vacates Award for Perjured Testimony & Withheld Documents Vacating an arbitration award under the FAA is extremely difficult. It’s nearly impossible to vacate an arbitration award after a court confirms it in part. However, evidence of perjured testimony at arbitration and withheld documents led a federal judge to do just
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