Kenneth P. Wolf v. Gruntal & Co., Inc.

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• explaining that because arbitrators only have jurisdiction over claims through contract, when a district court determines that a written agreement does not provide jurisdiction over a claim, the arbitral forum’s exercise of jurisdiction over that claim is outside of its power
• “Final arbitral awards are entitled to the same preclusive effect as state court judgments, at least as concerns claims and issues actually raised.”
• \Res judicata is not implicated if the forum which rendered the prior 'judgment' lacked 'jurisdiction' over the putatively precluded claim.\

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