mandatory arbitration

Mandatory arbitration is a requirement—often in a contract—that any disputes must be resolved through private arbitration instead of going to court. It can limit a person’s ability to sue, have a jury trial, or join a class action.

Arbitration clause in a legal contract document

What is an arbitration clause?

Arbitration, Business Litigation, Consumer Protection / Attorneys.Media Editorial Staff

An arbitration clause is a contract provision that requires disputes be decided by 1 private arbitrator (or panel) instead of a court. It typically limits access to a judge or jury and sets rules for filing, fees, and the process. This article explains how arbitration clauses work, common pros and cons, and when they may

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