Arbitration – Arbitrator to decide the preclusive effect of prior court judgment (access required)

Where there is no agreement to the contrary, an arbitrator, and not the court, decides the preclusive effect of a prior court judgment. Background The crux of this case is the court’s standard for reviewing arbitration awards. The district court held that the preclusive effect of a prior judgment of this court was a question for the ...

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Arbitration – Arbitrator to decide the preclusive effect of prior court judgment

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