North Carolina Alternative Dispute Resolution FAQs

• Q: What Is An Arbitrator?
  A: In arbitration, arbitrator functions like a judge to hear both sides to a dispute and render a binding opinion called an award.
• Q: Is The Arbitrators' Decision Final?
  A: The arbitrator`s decision is binding and is usually not subject to appeal, in court. Arbitration is much less formal a trial and the rules of evidence are relaxed in …
• Q: Can I Have My Attorney With Me?
  A: Parties can choose to be represented by counsel and usually do so in large cases. The parties submit their dispute to arbitration and agree to be bound by the results.
• Q: Can You Choose Mediation?
  A: Like arbitration, mediation can be chosen after the dispute has arisen or can be provided for in the contract at the beginning if the relationship.

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