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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Brennan denies the former employee's motion to vacate an arbitration award, ruling that while he may not have explicitly agreed to use electronic signatures during the arbitration process, the rules established by Financial Industry Regulatory Authority do not require wet signatures and, therefore, the e-signatures comply with all applicable requirements and validate the award.
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