· 3/30/1971
State v. Heilig
Citations
- 58 N.J. 161
- 275 A.2d 742
- 1971 N.J. LEXIS 480
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- describing post- arbitration-award lawsuit in which the Court considered whether to enforce or vacate 19 USCA4 Appeal: 21-2116 Doc: 60 Filed: 01/24/2023 Pg: 20 of 43 award
- “Convincing a federal court to vacate an arbitral award is a herculean task.”
- “[S]itting as a panel we cannot overrule a prior panel decision.”
- “[S]itting as a panel we cannot overrule a prior panel decision.”
- “[A]rbitrators are not required to explain their reasoning. But when arbitrators do not provide any explanation, we cannot simply impute manifest disregard” in deciding a motion to vacate the arbitration award
- “[W]hen arbitrators do not explain how they reached a given result, a party seeking vacatur ‘must show that it would be a manifest disregard of law to’ reach that outcome by each and every conceivable route.”
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