A. Disputing Parties Can Agree to Arbitrate All parties must agree to use arbitration as an alternative to potential litigation.
Parties can agree that the arbitration be binding or non-binding.
If a dispute arises, the dissatisfied party can file a demand for arbitration, which would bring the dispute to arbitration. With 20 days of close of hearing a binding decision will be rendered. We support the Internet and E-commerce Guidelines for Consumer Protection. Any arbitration clause placed in a consumer contract should be conspicuously displayed. If a dispute arises, the dissatisfied party can file a demand for arbitration, which would bring the dispute to arbitration.