WHAT IS ARBITRATION? // Binding vs. Non-Binding Arbitration vs. Going To Trial (2021)

What is arbitration? With court systems going virtual, arbitration may be happening much more in the next few years. Learn what is arbitration, why you have to do arbitration, and the pros and cons to doing arbitration vs. trial.
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Arbitration vs. Trial. What is arbitration and why would you do arbitration? Court systems are going virtual, meaning trials are not happening. Courts are starting to send cases to non-binding arbitration. But how does that affect homeowners, personal injury victims, etc.? And what is binding vs. non-binding arbitration? Watch this video to learn about arbitration in 2021.
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