· 3/1/2006
Cytyc Corporation v. Deka Products
Citations
- 439 F.3d 27
- 2006 U.S. App. LEXIS 5140
- 2006 WL 475773
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that while the “authority of a federal court to disturb an arbitration award is tightly circumscribed,” such awards are not “utterly impregnable”
- holding that while the “authority of a federal court to disturb an arbitration award is tightly circumscribed,” such awards are not “utterly impregnable”
- noting that an award \unfounded in reason and fact\ could properly be vacated even under the highly deferential standard of arbitrator review
- noting that an award “unfounded in reason and fact” could properly be vacated even under the highly deferential standard of arbitrator review
- noting that the manifest disregard of the law doctrine “arises in those rare cases in which it is clear from the record that arbitrators cavalierly disregarded applicable law”
- affirming the arbitrators' decision where the \panel's decision . . . ma[de] manifest that the arbitrators pondered the pertinent language of the Agreement and construed that language in accordance with the parties' discernible intent\ (internal citations omitted)
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Judges: Selya, Lynch, Lipez
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