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    Arbitration is a binding process where disputing parties present their cases to a neutral third party such as a retired judge. The arbitrator reviews evidence from both parties and renders a final decision. Arbitration Associates helps select a mutually agreed upon arbitrator and prepares an agreement for the hearing. Prior to the hearing, parties must submit evidence and summaries to each other and the arbitrator. At the hearing, parties present witnesses, testimony, and documentation. The arbitrator may render a decision at the conclusion or within 14 days afterwards, and each party is then invoiced based on the arbitrator's time spent on the case.

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    Arbitration is a binding process where disputing parties present their cases to a neutral third party such as a retired judge. The arbitrator reviews evidence from both parties and renders a final decision. Arbitration Associates helps select a mutually agreed upon arbitrator and prepares an agreement for the hearing. Prior to the hearing, parties must submit evidence and summaries to each other and the arbitrator. At the hearing, parties present witnesses, testimony, and documentation. The arbitrator may render a decision at the conclusion or within 14 days afterwards, and each party is then invoiced based on the arbitrator's time spent on the case.

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    Arbitration is a binding process where disputing parties present their cases to a neutral third party such as a retired judge. The arbitrator reviews evidence from both parties and renders a final decision. Arbitration Associates helps select a mutually agreed upon arbitrator and prepares an agreement for the hearing. Prior to the hearing, parties must submit evidence and summaries to each other and the arbitrator. At the hearing, parties present witnesses, testimony, and documentation. The arbitrator may render a decision at the conclusion or within 14 days afterwards, and each party is then invoiced based on the arbitrator's time spent on the case.

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    The Arbitration Process

    A simple description of the arbitration process in


    an easy to read step-by-step format
    Courtesy of Arbitration Associates, Inc.

    The Arbitration Process


    Arbitration is a binding settlement process in which the disputing parties present
    their cases to a neutral third party. With Arbitration Associates, this person is a
    retired judge or licensed attorney with many years of courtroom experience. After the arbitrator reviews the evidence given to them through paper and oral testimony, they will render a decision. In binding arbitration, the decision is final and
    binding. At all times, arbitrators will remain neutral and fair.

    Debbie Nussbaum, President

    Prior to hearing: Once Arbitration Associates, Inc. is notified to move forward on a case, the company contacts the adverse party. The company then explains the process of arbitration and helps both parties select a
    mutually acceptable arbitrator. A tailored agreement is then prepared. The agreement will require the signatures of all involved parties. The agreement will serve as confirmation of the hearing date, time, location, personal appearances, and any special needs that the case may have. Once the arbitration agreement is approved
    and signed by all parties, this is considered a legal, contractual agreement that may only be amended with bilateral consensus.
    Prior to arbitration, all parties must provide to one another and to the arbitrator a brief summary of the
    incident in question as well as any evidence that they plan to introduce at the hearing. This exchange must take
    place by the date indicated on the agreement.
    Hearing day: On the day of the hearing, all partied have the opportunity to present their cases. Partied
    choose to present witnesses and testimony orally, but generally, all evidence is through written documentation.
    Ruling: At the conclusion of the hearing, the arbitrator at their discretion may render a decision or is given 14
    days to render a decision.
    Invoice: Upon receipt of the ruling, each party will be invoiced for the hearing based on the time spent by the
    arbitrator. This time includes pre-hearing review of documents, actual hearing time, and post-hearing time required to review notes and evidence presented during the hearing and to render the written decision.
    Courtesy of Arbitration Associates, Inc.

    Phone:
    Fax:
    11902 Markey Circle
    Midlothian, VA 23112

    "Helping you resolve disputes."

    804-763-3600
    804-763-3700

    E-mail: Debbie@Arbitration -Associates.com


    Website: www.Arbitration-Associates.com

    A RBITRATION
    A SSOCIATES , I N C .

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