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What is ‘non-binding’ or ‘advisory’ arbitration?

It is a process that resembles arbitration in that the parties agree to submit a dispute to an arbitrator, but agree that the Award is merely advisory. The parties need not follow it and each party is free to pursue an independent action, such as a lawsuit in a court of law. It is different from mediation.
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