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arbitratorn. one who conducts an arbitration, and serves as a judge who con...
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arbitratorAn independent person or body officially appointed to settle a dispute.
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arbitratorearly 15c., from Old French arbitratour (13c.), from Latin arbitrator "a spectator, hearer, witness, judge," agent noun from past participle stem of arbitrari, from arbiter (see arbiter). Th [..]
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arbitratorSee: arbitration
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arbitratorDefinition A private, neutral person chosen to arbitrate a disagreement, as opposed to a court of law. An arbitrator could be used to settle any non-criminal dispute, and many business contracts make [..]
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arbitratoran impartial person or group that is given the power by disputing parties to resolve their dispute compare mediator
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arbitrator(n) someone chosen to judge and decide a disputed issue
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arbitratorA person selected by the parties to a dispute to resolve their dispute outside the court process and to whom the parties give the authority to impose a settlement.
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arbitrator"Arbitrator" means an individual appointed to render an award, alone or with others, in a controversy that is subject to an agreement to arbitrate.
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arbitratorAn attorney selected to hear a case and settle the legal dispute without a formal trial.
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arbitratorn. one who conducts an arbitration, and serves as a judge who conducts a "mini-trial," somewhat less formally than a court trial. In most cases the arbitrator is an attorney, either alone or [..]
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arbitratorunbiased third party asked to settle disagreement after hearing both sides who will abide by the arbitrators decision.
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arbitratorA third person who receives statements and arguments of both parties and acts as the decision-maker.
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