The case of Natare Corporation vs. DSI, Duraplastec Systems, Inc., et al., 855 N.E.2d 985 (2006), involves a dispute between competing businesses that agreed to arbitration in the event of any future disputes. The parties also agreed to pay liquidated damages if one party breached the agreement. The arbitrator awarded $5,000 as liquidated damages but not attorney fees. Natare Corporation appealed the decision, arguing that it was entitled to relief for attorney fees under Indiana law. The Supreme Court of Indiana held that the arbitrator did not exceed his powers and that Natare Corporation was not entitled to relief for attorney fees or modification of the award.