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Why is arbitration preferred as a means of resolving disputes?

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Why is arbitration preferred as a means of resolving disputes?

Why is arbitration preferred as a means of resolving disputes?

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Arbitration, or the process by which both parties to a conflict agree to submit their cases to a private individual or body they will honor, is preferred because it is a cheaper method of dispute resolution than the court system.

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