Generally, because the parties to arbitration are free to agree to the means of the method, a court will not hear a complaint from either party about the results.

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Arbitration is a form of alternative dispute resolution where the parties agree to submit their disputes to an arbitrator or arbitration panel, whose decision they agree to be bound by. Because the parties have agreed to this method and its outcomes, courts typically do not intervene in the arbitration's results unless there are grounds such as fraud, bias, or violation of public policy.

Generally, Because the Parties to Arbitration Are Free to Agree