Talmadge v. United States Shipping Board, Emergency Fleet Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• a court should “not reverse an arbitral award that draws its essence from the agreement, even if it contains factual errors or erroneous interpretations of contract provisions”
• “[A] court may award attorneys’ fees and costs ‘when a party refuses to comply with an enforceable arbitration decision without justification.’”
• reinstatement of supermarket manager who reported to work under influence of alcohol and prescription drugs did not vio- late public policy
• “[Where ‘just cause’ is not defined in the collective bargaining agreement] and where the [agreement] authorizes the arbitrator to resolve disputes concerning the interpretation or application of its terms, it remains for the arbitrator to determine whether a discharge was for ‘just cause.’ ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).