Anne and Tom have been slugging it out in an arbitration proceeding arising out of Anne’s claim that Tom plundered their closely held corporation. Anne is eager to finish the arbitration. She thought that the arbitration would provide a quick resolution of her claims.
Another issue has popped up: Should the parties ask the arbitrator to make any particular type of arbitration award?
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