The IAS Court, in denying vacatur and granting confirmation of the arbitration award, did not commit reversible error in determining that the award was neither irrational nor violative of a strong public policy and that the arbitrators had not exceeded their powers where, as here, the defendants failed to meet their heavy burden of establishing by clear and convincing evidence that the award was tainted by corruption, fraud, misconduct, partiality, indefiniteness, an over...
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