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- The Federal Arbitration Act, and most or all state arbitration statutes, provide for enforcement of arbitration awards through a procedure by which a party may request a court to enter judgment on the award, that is to “confirm” it. Once an award has been reduced to judgment, it can be enforced to the same extent as any other judgment.
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- What Papers Does The Opposing Party File to Oppose A Section 9 application?
- Can The Opposing Party Move to Vacate, Modify, Or Correct The Award?
- How Do Courts Decide Section 9 Applications to confirm?
- Will There Be An Appeal?
- Do I Need An Attorney to Confirm An Award?
- What Should My Expectations Be Concerning The Fees I’ll Have to Pay?
A party opposing a Section 9 application should oppose it like it would any other motion, provided there are colorable grounds for doing so. Assuming there are no issues concerning the timeliness of the application or the existence of an arbitration agreement, then generally the only grounds for opposing the application are those set forth in FAA S...
That depends on when a party files its Section 9 application. While a party making an application under Section 9 to confirm an award generally must do so within one year, a party that wants to vacate, modify or correct an award has to assert its grounds within three-months. See 9 U.S.C. § 12. If the party seeking confirmation makes its application...
They decide them like motions. As previously discussed confirmation- or vacatur-related applications, supporting affidavits, cross-applications, responses and replies are presented to the court in the form of motions. And like most other motions, courts ordinarily decide them on the papers, sometimes (but not always) holding oral argument. Occasion...
Appeals to the appropriate Circuit Court of Appeals are not unusual in cases involving the grant or denial of a motion to vacate, modify, or correct an award, but all other things being equal, if the only motion made was one to confirm, and there are no potentially controversial issues presented, then an appeal is less likely (but not out of the qu...
If you are an artificial entity that operates through agents, such as a corporation or LLC, then you ordinarily need to appear in court represented by an attorney. The attorney can be an officer of the corporation, for example, provided that he or she is licensed to practice in the court where the application is pending. If you are an individual ac...
If no motion to vacate is made, you should expect that the fees you will have to pay to be lower. Whether you are charged on a fixed-fee, fee-cap or hourly basis, the additional fee you should expect to pay will likely depend on the strength of the grounds asserted by the party challenging confirmation. Briefing a motion to confirm in a case where ...
Sep 18, 2018 · The key procedural requirements for confirming arbitration awards are: The party seeking confirmation must apply for it “within one year after the award is made. . .” ([E], above); and; The “court must grant” confirmation “unless the award is vacated, modified or corrected” under Section 10 or 11 of the FAA ([F] and [G], above).
Mar 26, 2008 · A confirmation proceeding under Section 9 is intended to be summary: confirmation can only be denied if an award has been corrected, vacated or modified in accordance with the FAA. The summary procedure used to confirm an award is modeled after federal motion practice.
Apr 10, 2017 · The court’s principal teaching was that in order to enforce an award that was issued (or “made”) outside the U.S. — i.e., a foreign arbitral award — in a U.S. court, the award-creditor need not commence a proceeding to confirm the award.
the confirmation process by addressing three basic questions: (1) Where can an award be confirmed?6 (2) When can an award be confirmed?7 (3) How can an award be confirmed?8 An additional predicate question is: who confirms an award? The answer to that question is not a disputed issue. The party to an arbitration award may seek to enforce it.
