The following are grounds for overturning an arbitration decision, according to the Federal Arbitration Act, except:
a. the arbitrator does not state the legal basis for the decision b. the arbitrator engaged in fraud
c. the arbitrator exceeded his authority
d. there is evidence of serious procedural misconduct e. all of the other choices are grounds
Question 2
When a losing party to an arbitration appeals the arbitrator's decision to the courts, to have a chance of success, the appeal best be based on:
a. errors of law b. errors of fact c. fraud
d. misunderstanding of circumstances
e. failure to comply with civil procedure
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