So, the arbitrator has ruled against your client, the surety. It was a well-presented case on your side. The witnesses were prepared, and the evidence was delivered in a persuasive, coherent fashion. Your client, who sat in the trenches with you during the arbitration, now turns to you and asks, “Is there anything else we can do?”
April 24, 2019 Feature
Vacating the Arbitration Award: Arbitration as a Final Adjudication
By Joseph H. Wolenski, DeWitte Thompson, and Stephanie Geer
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