Is an arbitrator's assertion of a defense on behalf of a defendant a violation?

questions presented are: 1. Is it a violation for an Arbitrator to assert a defense on behalf of a defendant of : which the defendant did not request or present on their own behalf? 2. Once identified as false evidence “prior” to ruling, does a ruling officer of the court violate due process or commit judicial misconduct by ruling on an issue utilizing that false evidence that was non-existent? 3. Whether an officer of the court violates a contractual agreement when they switch from agreed upon terms between all parties to a term that creates a detriment to one party? 1 PARTIES TO PROCEEDINGS AND RELATED CASES The petitioner is William Anderson. The respondents are AIG Life and Retirement. Related cases are: e Anderson v. AIG, In Arbitration, Interim Award entered Dec. 5, : 2018, Final Award entered Jan. 22, 2019 . e Anderson v. AIG, No. 4:17-CV-117, U. S. Federal Court for the Southern District of Georgia. Judgment entered Mar. 19, 2019 e Anderson v. AIG, No.19-11478-GG, U.S. Court of Appeals for the ; Eleventh Circuit. Judgment entered Feb. 19, 2020 ii