According to the Federal Arbitration Act, if the results of arbitration are "contrary to law," the courts may intervene in the matter and hear the dispute.

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The Federal Arbitration Act generally requires courts to enforce arbitration agreements and awards, and it provides only limited grounds on which courts can vacate or refuse to enforce an arbitration award. These grounds do not include the award being "contrary to law."

According to the Federal Arbitration Act, If the Results of Arbitration