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If one party believes the arbitrator made a mistake or miscalculation or needs to clarify the decision, that party may petition the arbitrator for modification under the procedure described in Section 30 of the Arbitration Rules. However, you must complete and submit the form Request to Modify or Correct an Arbitration Decision within 20 days of the decision and pay a $15.00 filing fee.
 
In certain limited circumstances, a state court could reconsider the arbitrator’s decision; however, the grounds for appealing an arbitration decision to a formal court of law rarely exist. (See UCA 78-31a-12-17.) An appeal to a state court must be made within 90 days after the decision of the arbitrator is served. Under applicable arbitration laws, courts will not review arbitrators' decisions on their merits. This has long been a settled principle in the relationship between private arbitration systems and the law.

 
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