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Supreme Court Argument Report: An Arbitration 'Case of the Century'?
The Supreme Court justices on Wednesday considered a case concerning whether the Federal Arbitration Act precludes federal courts from reviewing arbitration awards for factual or legal error if parties have specified in an arbitration agreement more expansive judicial review than that provided for in the statute. Justice Stephen Breyer jokingly called it "the case of the century," saying that, because of the many potential issues for remand, the case might "take a hundred years to finish."