arbitrator:

(also ‘arbiter‘; plural: ‘arbitrators‘)

Arbitrator John C. Fleming, Hays & Owens, Attorneys, Texas

a person, usually an expert in social and legal matters, chosen by the two sides of an argument or dispute to examine the facts and make a right decision to settle the argument or dispute; a judge;

an adjudicator; a referee;

a person who has the ability and power to make an unquestionable decision,

an arbitrator listening to both the parties involved in a dispute

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In some high level contracts parties involved include arbitration clauses and nominate an arbitrator in advance.

Most people prefer an independent expert arbitrator to an appointed one.

 

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