JR Winery grows grapes and produces wine in the state of Delaware. It purchases its corks from Cork Masters, a California cork importer. Despite a written contract, Cork Masters has informed JR Winery that it will immediately be raising the cost of corks 20 percent. JR Winery disputes the added charges and claims a breach of contract. Both companies agree that they want to resolve the dispute through binding arbitration. The arbitrator finds in favor of JR Winery. What, if anything, can Cork Masters do if it wants to dispute the arbitrator's decision?

A) Appeal the arbitrator's decision to a federal or state court.

B) File a court action under the Federal Arbitration Act because arbitration cannot be binding.

C) It can ask JR Winery if it would agree to have the case reopened.

D) Have an expert evaluation conducted.