The winning party in an arbitration may need to move to confirm an arbitration award in state or federal court to enforce the award if the losing party fails to pay or comply with the award voluntarily. Conversely, the losing party in an arbitration may want to challenge the award in court by seeking to vacate or modify the arbitration award. If an arbitration award contains a computational or ministerial error not affecting the merits of the award, some or all parties may need to file a motion with the court to correct the award.

This Toolkit contains resources explaining how to enforce or challenge an arbitration award in US federal court under the Federal Arbitration Act and in several US state courts, including how to: