t.i.m.e.-dc, Inc. v. Management-Labor Welfare & Pension Funds, of Local 1730 International Longshoremen's Association

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• noting that exceptions to § 1401(a)’s requirement of arbitration include “when the nonjudicial remedy is inadequate, statutory interpretation is required or there is a constitutional question”
• excusing failure to arbitrate where (1) case presents no questions of fact or issues of contract interpretation; (2) it is probable that parties would seek judicial review of arbitrator's decision; and (3
• excusing failure to arbitrate where (1) case presents no questions of fact or issues of contract interpretation; (2) it is probable that parties would seek judicial review of arbitrator’s decision; and (3
• deciding issue without statement as to jurisdiction
• \The Act subjects to arbitration factual issues the resolution of which is necessary to calculate withdrawal liability\
• “... if an employer disputes the amount of its withdrawal liability, then it must proceed to arbitration.”

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