Scottsdale Mediation Group

Arbitration Services

Arbitration Services

When You Need a Decision

Sometimes parties can't reach a mutual agreement. Arbitration provides a private alternative to court where a neutral arbitrator hears both sides and renders a binding decision.

It's faster and more affordable than litigation, while still producing a legally enforceable outcome. You get the finality of a court ruling with the privacy and efficiency of an alternative process.

Key Advantages
  • Binding, legally enforceable decisions
  • Expedited resolution process
  • Complete privacy and confidentiality
  • Flexible scheduling
  • Expert neutral arbitrators

How Arbitration Works

Submit Your Case

Both parties present their positions, evidence, and supporting documentation.

Hearing

The arbitrator conducts a private hearing, giving each side the opportunity to be heard.

Binding Decision

A written decision is issued that is legally enforceable, bringing closure to the dispute.

Frequently Asked Questions

In mediation, a neutral facilitator helps parties reach their own agreement. In arbitration, a neutral arbitrator listens to both sides and makes a binding decision. Arbitration is used when parties can't agree on their own.

Binding arbitration decisions have very limited grounds for appeal—typically only in cases of fraud, corruption, or procedural misconduct. This is by design, providing finality and closure.

Significantly. Court cases can take months or years to get a hearing date. Arbitration can typically be scheduled within weeks and resolved in a fraction of the time.

Need a Definitive Resolution?

Contact us to discuss whether arbitration is right for your situation.

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