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When is an Interim International Arbitral Award “Final” Enough for Judicial Enforcement?

A federal court must of course have subject matter jurisdiction to entertain an application to confirm or enforce an arbitration award. Fortunately, that jurisdiction is in general provided by statute when it comes to...more

12/19/2019 / Arbitration Awards , Arbitrators , Contract Termination , Equitable Relief , Federal Arbitration Act , Foreign Arbitral Awards , International Arbitration , New York Convention , Subject Matter Jurisdiction

Application to Compel Arbitration Under New York CPLR 7503: What Does It Mean to Be “Aggrieved”?

Under both New York and federal law, a party is entitled to seek an order to compel arbitration if it is “aggrieved” by another party’s failure to arbitrate a dispute despite being bound to do so. But what does it mean for a...more

6/14/2019 / Arbitration , Arbitration Agreements , CPLR , Federal Arbitration Act , Mandatory Arbitration Clauses , Motion to Compel , Standing

The Problem of Federal Question Jurisdiction Over FAA Petitions After a Domestic Arbitration

Federal question subject matter jurisdiction is easy to describe: a party can bring an action in federal court if its claim is based on federal law. However, the determination of whether such a federal question exists is not...more

3/14/2019 / Arbitration , Arbitration Agreements , Federal Arbitration Act , Jurisdiction , Motion to Compel , Subject Matter Jurisdiction

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