Which of the following provides sufficient grounds to set aside an arbitrator's award?
A) The parties were not represented by attorneys.
B) The arbitrator did not cite any conclusions of law in the award.
C) The arbitrator refused to postpone the hearing despite sufficient cause.
D) The arbitrator did not request arbitration briefs before providing a decision.

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An arbitrator can be found in error if they refuse to postpone a hearing despite sufficient cause. This can show that the arbitrator did not consider important factors that may affect the outcome of the arbitration. The other options listed can be considered minor errors, but not sufficient grounds to set aside an award.

Which of the Following Provides Sufficient Grounds to Set Aside