Law Practice
Feb. 27, 2007
Selecting Arbitrators
Focus Column - By Richard Chernick - In the first part of a two-part series, an ADR heavyweight explains some of the issues in choosing a non-neutral arbitrator.
By Richard Chernick
The use of "non-neutral" arbitrators is a permitted practice in domestic arbitrations. Thus, a well-drafted arbitration clause clearly states whether party-appointed arbitrators on a tripartite arbitration panel will be neutral or non-neutral. This is important both because courts are obligated to enforce the selection process agreed on by the parties (see, e...
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