When a Losing Party in an Arbitration Proceeding Makes Allegations

question 17

Multiple Choice

When a losing party in an arbitration proceeding makes allegations of bias against an arbitrator, the allegations:

• A) automatically nullify the panel's opinion.
• B) normally do not impact the results of arbitration.
• C) result in a judge overturning the opinion.
• D) normally remove that arbitrator's opinion from the results of the arbitration.
• E) set off a new round of litigation.

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