E-Arbitration
/ˌiːˌɑːrˌbɪˈtreɪʃən/
Definitions
- (n.) A method of resolving disputes through arbitration procedures conducted primarily or entirely by electronic means.
The parties agreed to submit their contract dispute to e-arbitration to expedite the resolution process.
Forms
- e-arbitration
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Commentary
E-arbitration emphasizes the use of digital tools and platforms, which can affect procedural rules and evidence submission; therefore, specific provisions should address confidentiality and technological reliability.
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