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  • Are The Arbitration Proceedings Completely Confidential?
    Arbitration hearings, unlike trials, are not open to the public. Everything discussed is done so in private and, in the context of the hearing, is confidential. Any matters disclosed during the … more
  • What Is "Med-Arb" And Why Use It?
    "Med­Arb," short for "mediation­arbitration," is a two­step dispute resolution process that borrows from both methods of dispute resolution. Parties attempt to resolve their dispute in … more
  • How Do You Apply For Arbitration?
    Typically, to begin an arbitration, one party completes an arbitration claim form, files it with the arbitration administrator and pays and a filing fee, if any. The other party then responds. The … more
  • Are There Different Forms Of Arbitration? What Are The Differences?
    Arbitration can be either binding or non­binding. Binding arbitration is final and generally the outcome cannot be appealed. Non­binding arbitration is generally mandated by the courts and … more
  • What Is Mediation?
    Mediation is negotiation carried out with the help of a trained facilitator. Two or more parties meet with a neutral third party, who guides the negotiation process by advising and listending to … more
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