Generally an arbitration award cannot be appealed in court simply because one party believes the arbitrator made a mistake in interpreting an agreement.

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Arbitration is a form of alternative dispute resolution where parties agree to submit their dispute to a neutral third party (the arbitrator) whose decision is final and binding. Appeals courts usually do not have jurisdiction over arbitration awards unless there are limited circumstances where a party can challenge the award, such as if the arbitrator exceeded their authority or if there was fraud or misconduct. Simply disagreeing with the arbitrator's interpretation of the agreement is not a valid reason to appeal an arbitration award.

Generally an Arbitration Award Cannot Be Appealed in Court Simply