District of Columbia Alternative Dispute Resolution Lawyers

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Can You Choose Your Own Arbitrator Instead Of Going To The Aaa?
Parties who choose to find their own arbitrator rather than using the services of organizations like the AAA or the National Academy of Arbitration (NAA) can use private sources. Legal publications … 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
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 The Aaa?
The American Arbitration Association is a private, nonprofit organization that provides guidance and rules for parties to follow in private arbitrations. It also maintains a list of qualified … more
Is Mediation Voluntary?
Mediation is usually voluntary although participation is sometimes mandated by contract or by the court. Settlement, however, can never be mandated. When settlement is reached, these mediated … more