Review Under the Federal Arbitration Act

The video explains the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) and its application in federal disputes. It outlines the arbitration process, including the rights of parties to accept or reject an arbitrator's award. If rejected, parties may proceed to court, but certain arbitration information may be used in court. The court can affirm the arbitrator's award, giving it legal force. There are specific timeframes for affirming or challenging the award, ensuring procedural compliance.

How does the FAA protect the parties' constitutional rights during arbitration?

What is the significance of the court's judgment regarding the arbitrator's award?