Editor’s note: This article describes a hypothetical situation.

Bob has a headache. Two headaches. He had written an airtight arbitration provision to allow his client Longboat LLC to take advantage of arbitration and to go to court and seek interim relief to preserve the status quo. But Bob’s careful drafting did not do the trick. The other side got “interim injunctive relief” (or whatever you call it in arbitration) from the arbitrator. And when Bob opposed confirmation of the award, the court said the arbitrator had the authority to enter the relief.

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