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Presenting your Case in Arbitration
Presenting your Case in ArbitrationAlthough Arbitration does not have many of the formal rules and procedures used in court, it is important to remember the arbitrator s decision is final and binding on the parties. Courts can only overturn or change an arbitrator s final award for very limited reasons; therefore, parties need to be prepared to present their best order for the arbitrator to decide in favor of a party, the party must provide sufficient clear and convincing evidence to support their claims. This is known as meeting the burden of proof. The arbitrator will determine whether the party has met their burden of proof. Similarly, the arbitrator will determine what evidence is admissible in Arbitration . Neither the AAA nor the arbitrator may provide advice as to whether a party s evidence is sufficient to support their claims. It is up to the party to determine what evidence they need to present to support the claims they are will need to provide material evidence during the Arbitration process.
should be organized if he or she does not specifically bring it up. Please keep in mind that all evidence will have to be exchanged between the parties, with a copy given to the arbitrator. Parties are not required to give copies of evidence to AAA, except as is necessary for us to provide a copy to the arbitrator.
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