Companies choosing arbitration as an alternative to litigation experience many benefits including:

• Speed and efficiency
  Arbitration is designed to be faster than courtroom litigation.

• Ability to choose the arbitrator
  Unlike judges, arbitrators are not assigned. Counsel can select the arbitrator whose experience most closely aligns with the pending matter.

• Ability to structure the arbitration process
  Arbitration can be customized to accommodate the unique needs (e.g., location, time constraints, discovery, etc.) of the parties.

• Confidentiality
  Arbitration is a private process. The proceedings and the result are not open to public review.

• Informality
  Arbitration is a more casual process than litigation, allowing for a quicker resolution and a greater potential for the parties to continue to work together.

• Finality
  With few exceptions, the decision of the arbitrator is final. Parties can contract for appeals to another arbitrator

Paul Bennett Marrow is a highly experienced and respected member of numerous arbitration panels and has been a practicing commercial law attorney for more than five decades.  A much-cited author of journal and law review articles dealing with numerous practical and theoretical issues involving arbitration he also teaches Domestic Arbitration at New York Law School.

Marrow is committed to seeing that these benefits become a reality for anyone selecting him as a consultant, neutral or as an advocate.