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itration has become increasingly common in recent decades, in part because

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the ablest arbitrator usually is incapable of bringing the same experience and competence to bear upon the determination of a grievance

mandatory arbitration, while requiring substantially less time than litigation, always provides speedy justice

states do not require arbitrators to follow established rules of evidence

parties frame the issues to be resolved and define the scope of an arbitrator's powers but are not bound by the resulting award

an increasing number of states has adopted statutes requiring mandatory arbitration for certain types of disputes