An arbitration clause is a contract provision that states when arbitration is necessary for dispute resolution. Rather than sue each other, the parties will need to work out their differences during these arbitration sessions. Additionally, they must reach a mutual agreement regarding how the problem is to be resolved. Doing so could result in remedies similar to what a court might issue, such as a settlement payment. 

An arbitration clause can be either binding or nonbinding. A binding arbitration clause means that the arbitrator’s decision on a specific dispute will be final. The courts will enforce that decision, and neither party can appeal or fail to act according to the decision. On the other hand, a non-binding arbitration clause allows the disputing parties to be free to reject the arbitrator’s decision. They may then take the dispute to court to make a final determination. In general, parties use binding arbitration clauses because they are more decisive and require less time, added Anne Lockner. Litigator and legal expert, Anne Lockner is a partner at Robins Kaplan LLP where she also serves as a member of the Executive Board. She graduated from Georgetown University Law Center in 1999 and is a member of the U.S. Healthcare Industry and Minnesota Women Lawyers Association. Anne served six years on the board of the Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid and nine on The Basilica Landmark Board. She is known for her expertise in healthcare, finance, technology, and other industries.

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Arbitration offers parties a less formal and sometimes more cost-effective alternative than traditional litigation, in which disputes are resolved definitively with the undivided attention of an arbitrator. We have developed arbitration services for providing unrivaled customer services that meet the expectations of parties to arbitrations in terms of quality, standards, and user experience.

With our services, we refer disputes to decision-makers with extensive experience and expertise in solving these disputes. They are highly qualified, experienced, and knowledgeable about the subject matter of the dispute, and remain independent of any financial or other interest in the outcome.

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We offer the most effective arbitration service for our clients. For example

  • Open Arbitration: In an open arbitration hearing, our arbitrator hears both sides and renders a final decision.
  • High-Low Arbitration: In this procedure, the parties establish “high” and “low” parameters for the range of the Arbitrator’s decision.
  • Baseball Arbitration: In this type of dispute, each party submits his/her last best figure, along with its reason for acceptance, and the Hearing Officer determines whether it should be accepted or not.

In addition, CRC Isreal offers an Optional Appeals Process. For the parties who wish to preserve their right to appeal, they can opt to provide for an appeal to a panel of our arbitrators and allow for review by an appellate panel while still maintaining their right to a private forum.