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Monday, February 17, 2014
Procedures in Arbtration
Step 1: Filing and Initiation
An arbitration case begins when one party submits a Demand for Arbitration to the AAA. The other party (the respondent) is notified by the AAA and a deadline is set for response.
Step 2: Arbitrator Selection
The AAA works with the parties to identify and select an arbitration based on the criteria determined by the parties.
Step 3: Preliminary Hearing
The arbitrator conducts a preliminary hearing with the parties, to discuss the issues in the case and procedural matters, such as witnesses, sharing information, and other matters.
Step 4: Information Exchange and Preparation
The parties then prepare for presentations and exchange information.
Step 5: Hearings
At the hearing, both parties may present testimony and evidence to the arbitrator. Unless the case is very complex, this is usually the only hearing before the arbitrator.
Step 6: Post-Hearing Submissions
After the hearing, both parties may present additional documentation, as allowed by the arbitrator.
Step 7: The Award
Finally, the arbitrator closes the record on the case and issues a decision, including an award, if applicable.
An arbitration case begins when one party submits a Demand for Arbitration to the AAA. The other party (the respondent) is notified by the AAA and a deadline is set for response.
Step 2: Arbitrator Selection
The AAA works with the parties to identify and select an arbitration based on the criteria determined by the parties.
Step 3: Preliminary Hearing
The arbitrator conducts a preliminary hearing with the parties, to discuss the issues in the case and procedural matters, such as witnesses, sharing information, and other matters.
Step 4: Information Exchange and Preparation
The parties then prepare for presentations and exchange information.
Step 5: Hearings
At the hearing, both parties may present testimony and evidence to the arbitrator. Unless the case is very complex, this is usually the only hearing before the arbitrator.
Step 6: Post-Hearing Submissions
After the hearing, both parties may present additional documentation, as allowed by the arbitrator.
Step 7: The Award
Finally, the arbitrator closes the record on the case and issues a decision, including an award, if applicable.
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