CCA Fellow Theo Cheng examines how the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. CASA, Inc. may affect the perceived value of injunctive relief in arbitration. Although arbitral tribunals can issue effective interim and emergency relief, their authority generally extends only to the parties before them—a limitation traditionally viewed as a disadvantage compared with federal courts. By restricting federal courts’ ability to issue nationwide injunctions benefiting nonparties, CASA narrows that …
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Feliu Case Summaries, June 2026
Prepared by Alfred Feliu, a Fellow of the College of Commercial Arbitrators, the Feliu Case Summaries (June 2026) provide a practical snapshot of notable, recent decisions shaping arbitration and ADR across U.S. federal and state courts. Organized by topic, the digest highlights key developments affecting arbitration agreements, threshold jurisdictional disputes, delegation and waiver arguments, unconscionability challenges, class and representative action issues, hearing and evidentiary …
Feliu Case Summaries, February 2026
Prepared by Alfred Feliu, a Fellow of the College of Commercial Arbitrators, the Feliu Case Summaries (February 2026) provide a practical snapshot of notable, recent decisions shaping arbitration and ADR across U.S. federal and state courts. Organized by topic, the digest highlights key developments affecting arbitration agreements, threshold jurisdictional disputes, delegation and waiver arguments, unconscionability challenges, class and representative action issues, hearing and evidentiary …
