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Re: National Arbitration Forum
Posted by Lynn on 4/29/06

    On 4/21/06, Blood from a Stone wrote:
    > I recently received their standard letter, which (helpfully)
    > included the name and resume (!) of the selected arbitrator
    > along with about ten pages of tiny computer printout describing
    > over 120 previous cases he had handled. Surprise -- 99&37; of
    them
    > ended in a favorable decision for the claimant, which was
    always
    > the same collection agency. I bet they're not happy that the
    > law requires them to provide this information to us . . . and
    > that the law also gives me the right (stated on the first page
    > of their letter) to dispute the choice of arbitrator. So, I'll
    > write them and state plainly that any arbitrator who returns
    99&37;
    > in favor of the claimant can in no way be remotely considered a
    > "neutral party," and that I will not accept or recognize any
    > decision coming from any such arbitrator. And so forth.


    I have the same issue! They want me to pay 18K....how do you
    find out what the law is for arbitration awards in your home
    state. I'm not law savy so I'm not sure where to look or go for
    help that won't cost an arm and a leg.

     
     

 
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