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In a common law court system like the United States, there is a concept called "stare decisis," which states that inferior courts must - not should, but must - adhere to the decisions of past, superior courts. In the event that a judge simply ignores a binding precedent that a litigant...

When a person moves to confirm an arbitration award, is that a type of equitable relief?

...being challenged? According to the 2006 Supreme Court case of Buckeye Check Cashing, Inc. v. Cardegna, an arbitrator must decide the legality of a contract, unless the arbitration clause itself is being challenged. Does that apply if the very entering into the contract, much less the...