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What I said have nothing to do with arbitration rules. Unless ALL available arbitrators can make the same fair judgement, it's just a matter of the company swit
by NhanH 11y ago
What I said have nothing to do with arbitration rules. Unless ALL available arbitrators can make the same fair judgement, it's just a matter of the company switching the services until they find one that has the result they like (not necessary because of malicious intent on the arbitrators side). The same issue happens in court as well, and we do complain about it just as much (how the IP lawsuit tends to concentrate in a small set of courts and justices). But it's probably harder to pick and choose court/ justice than you do arbitrators, unless I'm mistaken on this count?
- DannyBee 11y agoExcept, as I said, if you appealed and provided that evidence to the court, the arbitration would be thrown out, and the company likely sanctioned. What can't be appealed is an arbitrator's judgement because you didn't like it, you can definitely appeal if the actual process is unfair.