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Court without the courtroom, justice without the jury, and often without the exit.
means A private dispute-resolution process where a neutral third party hears both sides and issues a binding decision instead of a judge.
from From Latin arbitrari, to judge or give a verdict, rooted in arbiter, the eyewitness or umpire who decides what others cannot agree on.
Buried fine printMost consumer contracts quietly ban you from suing.
Usually finalAppeals are rare and grounds for them narrow.
Repeat playersCompanies that hire arbitrators tend to win more.