In most cases, an arbitrator's award:
A) needs to set forth the legal reasons for the result.
B) needs to set forth the findings of fact.
C) needs to set forth the specific credentials of the arbitrator.
D) needs not set forth any specific facts, law, or reasons.
E) needs to set forth the names of the parties.

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However, a disclosure of findings and the reasons must be given if the applicable statute, arbitration agreement, or submission so requires.

In Most Cases, an Arbitrator's Award