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Federal Circuit refuses to enjoin international arbitration of patent claims

Just after I posted about the awesome power of federal courts to enjoin other cases, the Federal Circuit reminds us the power is not absolute. In

As a thank you to all the subscribers and readers who continue fueling Arbitration Nation's success, this 100th blog post contains my recipe for the

In a new case that reminds federal judges everywhere to sing "I've got the power!" like C&C Music Factory, the Fifth Circuit reiterates that federal

In a dispute over whether an arbitrator has authority to grant a video game developer and publisher a perpetual license in the intellectual property

More than one year ago, a three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit determined that California case law, which precluded arbitration of claims asking

The Fourth Circuit issued a bold new arbitration decision last week, sending a putative class of shuttle drivers to arbitration while expanding its

One of the very few ways to show evident partiality by an arbitrator is to show the arbitrator had financial ties to a party or witness in the

All the cool kids are talking about class arbitration lately. . . There are the two cases pending before SCOTUS, and now the Second Circuit confirms

While the oral argument before the United States Supreme Court in Sutter today was ostensibly about whether to affirm an arbitrator's decision that

In an opinion released yesterday, the Seventh Circuit schooled appellant's counsel first on the application of the New York Convention and Panama