Yes, parties typically have the freedom to select their own arbitrator or agree on a method for appointment, which is one of arbitration's key advantages over litigation. If the parties can't agree, the relevant institution or the Chief Justice can step in to make the appointment.
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Can I Choose My Own Arbitrator?
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Yes, parties typically have the freedom to select their own arbitrator or agree on a method for appointment, which is one of arbitration's key advantages over litigation.
General information only. This answer does not constitute legal advice. The appropriate response depends on the facts and circumstances of each matter.
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