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Request for Injunctive Relief in Commercial Arbitration Proceedings

Mark A. Eck Esq., meck@tuckerlaw.com, (412) 594-3930

Many of today’s contracts contain arbitration provisions as the sole means for the parties to resolve contractual disputes and incorporate use of the Commercial Arbitration Rules of the American Arbitration Association (AAA).

AAA Commercial Rule 49 (a) and subpart (b) empower the Arbitrator to potentially order Injunctive Relief in the proceeding. Such an order can be critical to an aggrieved contracting party.

Operating Agreement

While we initiated an arbitration proceeding against the minority shareholder for breaching the Operating Agreement terms, we also requested, per Rule 49 (a) and subpart (b), that the Arbitrator issue an Injunctive Relief Order, placing the parties’ back into their respective positions before the agreement violations.

Such relief was ordered, and it became a very effective tool for our client during the proceeding.

As such, keep in mind the potential request for Injunctive Relief in an AAA Commercial Arbitration matter in the appropriate circumstances.

For more insights on how injunctive relief can be a powerful tool in arbitration proceedings reach out to Mark Eck at meck@tuckerlaw.com or at (412) 594-3930.

July 29, 2024

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