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What is a pre-dispute arbitration agreement?
Parties frequently decide – when they are writing their contract (and long before any dispute arises) -- that should any disputes relating to the contract develop in the future they will have them decided by arbitration. This decision to arbitrate future disputes is contained in an "arbitration clause" in the agreement. If a dispute arises the parties cannot go to court; they must arbitrate their dispute.
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