Wash. Justices Side With EB-5 Firm Over Arbitration Award

By Rachel Riley · April 11, 2024, 10:26 PM EDT

Washington's high court ruled on Thursday that the payment of an arbitration award does not resolve a case seeking to confirm that award, standing by a lower court's decision to enter...

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