O.R. Securities, Inc. v. Professional Planning Associates, Inc.

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• holding that Rule 8’s notice pleading requirements do not apply in a proceeding to vacate an arbitration award because relief must be sought in the form of a motion
• holding that the “erroneous nomenclature” of a complaint was immaterial because the briefing “adequately briefed the issue of whether the arbitration award in question should have been vacated”
• holding district court did not abuse discretion in not permitting further discovery when issue of fraud was discoverable during arbitration
• disagreeing that “the burden of dismissing” an FAA motion to vacate is “on the party defending the arbitration award”
• rejecting contention that an FAA proceeding confirmation proceeding established by the FAA, which was intended to streamline the process and eliminate certain defenses.”
• affirming district court’s decision to consider a motion to dismiss as a motion to vacate an arbitration award

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