In most arbitration, an arbitrator is picked randomly from amongst a group of potential arbitrators.

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In most arbitration processes, the arbitrator is not picked randomly. Instead, the parties involved usually have a say in selecting the arbitrator either by agreeing on one or each party selecting one arbitrator who then jointly select a third, depending on the arbitration agreement and the rules of the arbitration institution overseeing the process.

In Most Arbitration, an Arbitrator Is Picked Randomly from Amongst