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Arbitration

A private process where a neutral third party (an arbitrator) hears both sides of a dispute and makes a decision, which is often legally binding, instead of going to court.

Predispute arbitration agreement

A contract clause or separate agreement signed before any dispute arises, which requires any future disputes between the parties to be resolved through arbitration instead of in court.

Race discrimination dispute

A legal disagreement involving allegations of unfair treatment, harassment, or retaliation based on someone's race, color, or national origin, as defined by various laws.

Predispute joint-action waiver

A contract clause signed before any dispute arises that prevents someone from joining a group lawsuit (like a class action) against the other party.

Title 9, United States Code

A section of federal law that deals with arbitration, outlining rules for how arbitration agreements are handled in the U.S. legal system.