The document summarizes several negative reviews of arbitration cases handled by the American Arbitration Association (AAA). The reviews complain that AAA arbitrators were biased in favor of corporations and did not provide neutral decisions. One review notes an arbitrator socializing with company representatives and ruling in their favor despite a strong case. Others note arbitrators siding with companies and unsigned or incomprehensible rulings. The reviews strongly discourage using AAA for arbitration.
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10/17/2014
The arbitrator has a full time Faculty job at a University. The arbitrator sucked up to the company all the way
though. I trongly do not recommend AAA and this arbitrator.
3/22/2014
The arbitrator posed as a neutral person and disagreed with the company and asked the company to provide a
company document but when he sent the document for that meeting, he never mentioned the requirement of the
company document. AAA and their arbitrators sucks.
10/20/2013
When the case manager sent an email about booking one of AAA's room for evidentiary hearing, within a
second, the big corporation that was responding to my claim, replied stating that they are booking a hotel
themselves. At the hearing this arbitrator made a fuss and asked the corporation to hold on to his binder that
had all the case related documents. When I came in the next morning, the arbitrator had already arrived and
was chatting with the company representatives and the binder that was in the custody of the corporation had
already been exchanged. When the final verdict came, the big corporation won though my case was very strong.
I would NOT use AAA again.
6/27/2013
The final decision letter was not neutral but supported the company even though I provided proof. The decision
document did not appear to have been written by the arbitrator - and it was pretty incomprehensible - and it had
stuff that never happened at the hearing. Arbitrator might have just signed the decision document that was not
written by him. AAA's case manager does not attend the evidentiary hearing. At the evidentiary hearing there is
no record keeping (not mandatory as per AAA regulation). I will not recommend AAA.
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