ARBITRATION

A final, binding resolution — without the courtroom.

Arbitration is a private, adjudicative process in which a neutral arbitrator hears both sides and issues a decision. It is faster, less expensive, and more confidential than traditional litigation.

What is Arbitration?

In arbitration, the parties present their evidence and arguments to a neutral arbitrator — or panel — who renders a decision. Binding arbitration produces a final award enforceable in court. Non-binding arbitration provides an expert assessment that can guide settlement. ReSync offers both formats for a wide range of disputes.

How It Works

Agreement to Arbitrate

Parties agree to arbitrate — either through a pre-dispute clause or a post-dispute submission agreement.

Arbitrator Selection

The parties select a neutral arbitrator from ReSync's roster or by mutual agreement.

Preliminary Hearing

Ground rules, scheduling, and discovery parameters are established.

Hearing

Each side presents evidence, witnesses, and arguments in a structured but informal setting.

Award

The arbitrator issues a written decision. In binding arbitration, the award is final and enforceable.

Who We Serve

Businesses resolving commercial contract disputes

Employers and employees in workplace matters

Consumers and service providers

Parties with pre-dispute arbitration clauses

Request an Arbitration Consultation

Contact ReSync to discuss your matter and determine whether arbitration is the right process for your dispute.