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Is arbitration binding?

All arbitration results in binding Awards, unless the parties agree to advisory arbitration. If the agreement says "arbitration," without any modifier, the decision is binding. The parties to an arbitration agreement can, however, mutually agree to withdraw the case from arbitration at any time before an Award is issued by the arbitrator. If they withdraw the case the arbitrator loses her authority to decide it.


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