When Arbitrators Overreach: Utah Supreme Court Trims an Award Built on an Unpled Claim
When Arbitrators Overreach: Utah Supreme Court Trims an Award Built on an Unpled Claim
Construction industry participants have long favored arbitration to resolve disputes, prizing its speed, confidentiality, and finality over traditional litigation. That finality, however, depends on arbitrators staying within the bounds of what the parties actually put before them. In RV Holdings 4, LLC, et al. v. Standard Fiber Investors, LLC, the Utah Supreme Court issued a rare rebuke of an arbitration award, holding that the arbitrator exceeded their authority by awarding damages on a claim... By: Snell & Wilmer
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