Arbitration Rules

How Our Association Uses Rules for Successful Arbitration

When it comes to arbitration rules, our association goes the extra mile. We provide rules for every type of arbitral ( types of arbitration ) and ADR situation. From employment disputes to divorce proceedings.

Our arbitration experts encourage all disputing parties to read our arbitration rules.

You can also let us know if you need certain rules emailed to you or your business. In fact, you're also welcome to pick up the phone and call us with questions. We can explain how the rules of our association can benefit your party in arbitration.

Our Association Uses Court/Time-Tested Arbitration Procedures & Rules

No other association has the arbitration tools and resources that we do. Our experts used those tools to craft the best arbitration rules in the US. But our full-scale arbitration procedures and rules also extend to international arbitration. Since our founding, this organization has been at the forefront of rule development.

We’ve refined our court-tested procedures and rules on a consistent basis.

They now function as the bedrock of so many ADR processes. (ADR refers to alternative dispute resolution.) Any party can engage in a successful arbitral process using our rules. Plus, we also provide administered case management and arbitration panelists. This way, every party can receive a cost-effective solution for resolving legal disputes.

You won’t find as much value through the services of any other arbitration agreement association .

We benefit countless cases and industries through our rules for arbitration. Listed below are the most-requested rules that we provide.

Please contact us if you need access to these arbitration and ADR rules:

-Arbitration Rules for the Construction Industry
-Arbitration Rules for Consumers
-Arbitration Rules (Optional Appellate)
-Dispute Resolution Procedures for International Arbitration
-Labor Arbitration Rules
-Mediation Procedures for the Construction Industry
-Mediation Procedures for Employment Disputes
-Rules for Commercial Arbitration
-Rules for Employment Arbitration
-Rules for Mediation Procedures

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What Is Arbitration?

Arbitration functions as a legal way to receive an out-of-court resolution. That resolution applies to almost any legal dispute between parties. Arbitration often takes place due to a clause or arbitration provision in a contract. An impartial third party (the arbitrator) will preside over all arbitration hearings. The arbitral process is more cost-effective (and cheaper) than court litigation. So what is difference? Many cases through our association reach a settlement before an arbitrator’s decision. A high number of these cases result in arbitrator compensation not taking place.

Case Information Privacy Protection for Any Party

Our association commits to only using best practices, technologies, and policies. This commitment also applies to arbitration rules and procedures. One key mission we have is to protect arbitration case data. Parties are welcome to store and manage case data using our technology infrastructure. We intend to keep all case information private at all times. When it comes to rules, that’s one of the most important rules for our legal experts.

Time-Tested & Court-Tested Arbitration Rules

When it comes to rules, our association uses rules that are both time- and court-tested. These arbitration rules cover the spectrum of many fields and industries. We put well-defined steps in place to help people move their cases forward. This way, parties can go from the filing process to the award process ASAP. Sure, we use fast arbitration processes, but we ensure that they remain cost-effective. Plus, our mission is for all parties to get treated in a fair manner.

We Use a National Roster of Vetted Arbitrators

This association uses a vetted national roster of arbitrators in a class of their own. All our arbitration panels feature distinguished US court judges. The panels also feature leaders in both business and legal communities. These arbitrators can provide industry-specific expertise and knowledge.

We ensure that all our arbitrators maintain compliance with the Codes of Ethics.

These codes refer to the ABA code and our association’s own ethical code. Understanding the process of mandatory arbitration clause. Our legal experts can help you find a panel that applies to any industry. From construction to employment to healthcare. In fact, please call us right now for more information. We'll tell you more about our national roster of arbitrators. Our team can help you find a local, qualified arbitrator at any time, .

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Flexible & Transparent Standard Arbitration Fee Schedules

Do you want to learn about the fees of our association? If so, you can find more information online about the fees. Or, you're welcome to pick up the phone and call us right now. We do all we can to keep the costs of fees low for all parties in arbitration. Most of the fees are due at specific times. But a lot of the fees are not tied toward the length of any arbitration case. This concept also applies to compensation for the arbitrators.

We Can Facilitate Large B2B Cases Through Our Executive Rules for Arbitration

Our association can facilitate large-sized B2B arbitrated cases at any time. And we do so thanks to the official rules that govern our standard arbitral processes. We can secure high-level association executives to oversee case administration. This can apply to complex and large B2B (business to business) cases. The subject matter of these arbitration cases can vary. Some concern licensing agreements and breach of contract. Others focus on business torts.

Many recent B2B cases have dealt with construction and infrastructure disputes.

Keep in mind that our arbitration agreement association works with all types of companies. From start-ups to Fortune 500 corporations across many different industries. No matter the subject matter of a dispute, we can help you find a solution through arbitration. Call us to learn about arbitration procedures that apply to large commercial disputes.

We even have procedures and rules only for large construction disputes.

In fact, we use a separate association roster of arbitrators for large cases. Or, for complex arbitration cases. This relates to arbitrators and tribunals with specialized qualifications. Our arbitrators exceed the requirements of membership through our association panel. And we have higher expectations than any other organization in the ADR sector. We can even create a custom arbitral panel on your behalf. This applies to large commercial and construction cases.

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Non-Binding Arbitration Services

When it comes to non- binding arbitration services, we’ve got you covered. Are you unsure what non-binding arbitration is? It’s a form of arbitration that provides the same processes as standard arbitration. The only difference is that there is no binding decision. Unless, of course, both parties agree to accept the award of the arbitrator. Plus, non- binding arbitration isn’t as formal as standard arbitral procedures. But the same rules of arbitration do apply.

Non-binding arbitration works well for business to business disputes that aren’t complex.

It also applies to business to consumer disputes that do not need complicated rules. So, when does arbitration without legal binding status take place? It often happens once parties realize they're far apart on viewpoints during mediation. Or, a party might need an arbitrator to consider certain legal positions.

How the Legal Process of Arbitration Functions

Arbitration is always operating as a private, legal process. Disputing parties make a crucial agreement. They decide that one (or a few) people can resolve a legal dispute. These individuals act as the arbitrators. All arbitrators look at evidence and hear-out legal arguments. Both disputing parties must make their arguments heard. Arbitration and mediation function as a form of ADR, so difference? ADR stands for “alternative dispute resolution.” But arbitration is not the same as mediation. Why? Because a neutral legal expert, an arbitrator, will create a binding decision. A mediator does not have that level of legal power.

When it comes to ADR, only an arbitrator can make a binding decision or resolution.

Think of the standard arbitral process as you would a US court trial. Disputing parties start out by giving their opening statements. Next, the parties present evidence related to the arbitration law . Meanwhile, an arbitrator analyzes the evidence with rules in place. Arbitration is almost always faster than court trials. But that’s not the only benefit of arbitration. The arbitral process isn’t formal at all compared to other legal processes.

Arbitrating parties can avoid dealing with state and/or federal arbitration rule for evidence.

An arbitrator can sometimes even avoid having to apply a governing law. How the arbitration definition in economics applies to hearings? Let’s say that your arbitration hearing comes to an end. The arbitrator or arbitral tribunal will provide a binding legal decision. An arbitrator or tribunal will also state the conditions of the award under the law. Every award can announce the arbitration decision using a legal standpoint. An arbitrator can also provide legal reasons why the award exists. You might hear your arbitrator reference rule after rule based on association rules.

Almost all arbitration processes have standard, legal binding status.

Without this legal status, arbitration is non-binding. Say that you take part in arbitration without legal binding status. This means the arbitration decision will become finalized. Unless under rare circumstances, each arbitration decision cannot get appealed. Then, every court will enforce the arbitration decision on an automatic basis. Now, say that arbitration isn’t binding. An arbitral award only functions as an advised legal opinion. Parties have the authority to reject or accept an arbitration award. This is an official, legal rule of arbitration.

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More About Our National & International Arbitration/ADR Rules

Our mission is to provide effectiveness for your arbitration through our ADR services. We do so by distributing the most ideal rules within the American legal industry. Our team can go rule by rule with you at any time. This way, you’ll know what to expect when your arbitration hearing begins. We also use unique guidelines and procedures for helping parties resolve cases.

Our legal experts promote clear and shared expectations about the arbitration process .

Association rules and expectations can also adhere to all international court standards. We’ll make sure our rules conform to your unique binding arbitration agreement . This can apply to any arbitration contract . We encourage you to call our ADR services department for more information. If there's a rule that you don't understand, an expert can go over the rule with you.

Contact Us Today To Go Rule by Rule & Get the Arbitration Information You Need

So now you know what are advantages of arbitration . Are there arbitration related rules that your party needs to understand? If so, our ADR and arbitration experts are standing by. They can go rule by rule with you over the phone right now. This way, you can prepare to excel in any situation involving arbitration. You can also send us a message on our website or send someone an email. We look forward to the rules of our association helping you resolve your legal dispute.