In arbitration, an impartial person or panel hears all sides of the issues as presented by the parties, studies the evidence, and then decides how the matter should be resolved.
Arbitration is final and binding, subject to review by a court only on a very limited basis.
To find out about how to become an NASD Dispute Resolution arbitrator, view our recruitment brochure . All Arbitrator Applications must be accompanied by two detailed letters of recommendation. Applications and letters will be reviewed by NASD Dispute Resolution staff and the National Arbitration and Mediation Committee. The screening process generally takes 30 days. Click here for a downloadable version of an updated application and instructions.