Disputing: Seventh Circuit Rules that ‘Manifest Disregard of the Law’ Is Not Independent Basis for Vacating Arbitral Awards

By Don Philbin, August 12, 2012   
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Disputing: Seventh Circuit Rules that ‘Manifest Disregard of the Law’ Is Not Independent Basis for Vacating Arbitral Awards www.karlbayer.com/blog/seventh-circuit-rules-that-manifest-disregard-of-the-law-is-not-independent-basis-for-vacating-arbitral-awards/

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