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Home / The FORUM Arbitration Difference
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THE FORUM ARBITRATION DIFFERENCE
FORUM arbitrators are experienced legal professionals.
FORUM arbitrators take an oath to apply the relevant substantive law when deciding cases.
The FORUM actively screens its arbitrators for conflicts of interest.
FORUM arbitration procedures ensure that all parties can effectively vindicate their legal rights.
FORUM arbitration offers both equitable relief and discovery (i.e. subpoenas, depositions and interrogatories).
FORUM arbitration allows parties to jointly select an arbitrator and make peremptory challenges to the selection of an arbitrator.
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| All Arbitration Is Not the Same
The FORUM is the only leading national arbitration administrator with procedural rules that require its arbitrators to follow and apply the substantive law.
FORUM Arbitration
With a panel of more than 1,600 third party neutrals—former judges and seasoned attorneys—as well as a uniform Code of Procedure , the FORUM resolves cases by applying the law. We provide arbitrating parties with the same outcomes they would achieve in court, but at a fraction of the time and cost. No party is denied access to justice under our Fee Schedule, which is hailed as a model of fairness and affordability by state and federal courts.
Know the Difference
Practices vary among different arbitration administrators. Before you choose an arbitration administrator, it’s wise to know the difference.
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