June 17, 2014
Presumably you agreed to arbitrate (if it was in a contract you signed). Without knowing what "key component" was left out, because an arbitrator is not required to give reasons for their award, you may have a tough time proving your lawyer omitted anything. You'd have to look at the written submissions of both sides, as well as a transcript of the oral argument - and there may not be any transcipt. You'd have an uphill battle trying to sue your own lawyer over the arbitration award. Why not try asking your lawyer for an explanation of your options? Arbitration awards need to be converted to judgment before they can be enforced - and the award may be challenged at that juncture.
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