Arbitration is an adjudicatory process that is used in place of litigation to resolve a dispute. The parties select an individual arbitrator, or a panel of three arbitrators, who will hear evidence and render a decision in the case. Arbitrations proceed according to the arbitration rules selected by the parties. The rules of evidence are relaxed in an arbitration hearing. Most arbitrations are final and binding; however, parties may choose to make the decision an advisory opinion.
Our neutrals conduct arbitrations in a variety of settings and locations. In addition to in-person arbitrations, we also conduct arbitrations remotely. To learn more about remote dispute resolution, click here. Neutrals from ADR Systems will also travel to other locations throughout the country for arbitrations.
For your convenience, ADR Systems has created easy-to-use and streamlined Model Clause Language for contracts and Commercial Arbitration Rules that are comprehensive yet straight-forward All employment arbitrations at ADR Systems are also subject to our Due Process Policy. To access the Commercial Demand for Arbitration and Instructions form, click here.
We have also designed Health Care Arbitration Rules to help you resolve your nursing home cases quickly and effectively. To request a copy of our rules, click here.
