Litigation & Arbitration
Apr. 1, 2025
Court upholds $4M Bais Din arbitration victory
The Federal Appeals Court decision marks a pivotal moment in secular recognition of religious arbitration.
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The U.S. Federal Appeals Court has recently upheld the authoritative decision of a Bais Din (Rabbinic Arbitration Panel), affirming a substantial $4 million settlement. This decision, Rabinowitz v. Kelman, No. 24-1389-cv, marks a pivotal moment in the recognition of religious arbitration awards within the secular legal system, underscoring the substantial respect and deference given to Bais Din's rulings in U.S. courts.
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