Legion Insurance Co. v. Vcw, Inc. Preferred Administrative Services, Inc.

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• holding that for purposes of the functus officio doctrine, “[w]hether the award indi- cates that [it] is final and whether the arbitrator intended the award to be final are factors in determining if an arbi- tration award is final” (second alteration in original
• upholding confirmation of interim award where the arbitration panel had not yet decided additional, minor issues
• “[t]he doctrine of functus officio prevents arbitrators from revisiting a final award after the final award has been issued”
• \Whether the [arbitration] award indicates that [it] is final and whether the arbitrator intended the award to be final are factors in determining if an arbitration award is final.\ (second alteration in original
• \Whether the [arbitration] award indicates that [it] is final and whether the arbitrator intended the award to be final are factors in determining if an arbitration award is final.\ (second alteration in original
• arbitrator can make “changes” to final award “when the parties consent”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).