The District Court denied the cross-motion to vacate an ICC award rendered in the United States in respect of a dispute concerning the termination of a license agreement for a videogame called Cooking Mama. Having first pointed out the US proenforcement policy and the limited grounds for refusing confirmation under the New York Convention, the Court refused to vacate the award, rejecting as unfounded the respondents’ claim that the award was rendered in manifest disregard of the law because the tribunal was wrong in piercing the corporate veil and finding that the individual respondent, Grossman, was bound by the arbitration clause in the license agreement. The Court then accordingly granted the motion to confirm.