The Following Are Grounds for Overturning an Arbitration Decision, According

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Multiple Choice

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

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Chargeout Rates

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Profit Margin

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Mass Service

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