Arbitration refers to an alternative dispute resolution method where the parties in dispute agree to have their case heard by a qualified arbitrator out of court . Under the Federal Arbitration Act , decisions reached through arbitration are binding just like a court case is and pursuing a claim through arbitration precludes- ป้องกัน you from also raising it in the traditional court system. Arbitration is used because it is often much less expensive than litigation due to its less stringent เข้มงวด procedural requirements.
Of the potential alternative dispute resolution methods available, arbitration is the most similar to taking your case to court. For example, while arbitrators are not subject to the Federal Rules of Evidence , they nonetheless allow the parties in dispute to enter evidence when they deem it fair. Furthermore, parties undergoing arbitration typically agree to conduct some limited form of discovery .
仲裁 (zhòngcái) – arbitration
基础 (jīchǔ) – basic/fundamental/foundation
知识 (zhīshí) – knowledge
问答 (wèndá) – Q&A/questions and answers
仲裁基础知识
一、仲裁概念
1.什么是仲裁？
仲裁是一种建立在当事人自愿基础上的争议解决方式。
仲裁 (zhòngcái) – arbitration
是 (shì) – is/to be
一种 (yī zhǒng) – a kind of/a type of
建立 (jiànlì) – to establish/to build
在 (zài) – on/at/in
当事人 (dāngshìrén) – parties involved/litigants
自愿 (zìyuàn) – voluntary/willing
基础 (jīchǔ) – foundation/basis
上 (shàng) – on/upon
的 (de) – possessive particle/of
争议 (zhēngyì) – dispute/controversy
解决 (jiějué) – to resolve/to solve
方式 (fāngshì) – method/way/manner
具体是指发生争议的双方当事人，根据他们在争议发生前或发生后所达成的仲裁协议，自愿将该争议提交中立的第三方进行审理和裁决，裁决具有法律效力的争议解决方法和制度。