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Generally, the parties taking the dispute to arbitration first have an opportunity to choose their own arbitrator if they can agree on one. If they cannot, the arbitration company may give the parties a list of qualified individuals to serve as arbitrators and they may choose an arbitrator from the list. If they cannot agree on one of those arbitrators, the arbitration company will choose one for them.

Other arbitration companies may have different methods.

See the related link below for the American Arbitration Association procedure for choosing an arbitrator.

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