Federal Arbitration Act vs. State Arbitrations Laws Comparison Chart (Construction)

State arbitration laws can significantly differ from the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA). Careful analysis and drafting are key when deciding whether state law or the FAA should be designated in a construction contract. Compare the rules and procedures for arbitrations under the FAA and key states.

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