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Mississippi Clarifies When “Evident Miscalculation” Exists To Modify An Arbitration Award

By Liz Kramer on May 17, 2018
Posted in Appealing Arbitration Decisions

The Supreme Court of Mississippi issued a new opinion that sheds light on a topic that doesn’t come up often: when can an arbitration award be modified due to miscalculation?  D.W. Caldwell, Inc. v. W.G. Yates & Sons Construction Co., 2018 WL 2146355 (Miss. May 10, 2018).

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