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What is an Arbitration Agreement?

An Arbitration Agreement is simply a legal agreement by two parties to work any potential disputes out through arbitration rather than through court. Arbitration Agreements are often made early in a relationship and help both parties can help prevent unnecessary legal costs and hassles down the road. These agreements can help you get to a quicker and cheaper resolution for common legal disputes.

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