A party involved in arbitration can withdraw from the arbitration process and resort to litigation if the members of that party think the process is not going well.

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The parties authorize an arbitrator to make a decision that binds these parties and resolves their dispute. A party that thinks the process is not going well cannot withdraw from the arbitration and resort to litigation.

A Party Involved in Arbitration Can Withdraw from the Arbitration