Document background
The No Arbitration Agreement has become increasingly relevant as organizations seek to provide transparency and court access in dispute reºìÐÓÖ±²¥. This document explicitly states that parties agree to resolve disputes through litigation or other non-arbitration methods, preserving access to the court system and potential class action rights. It's particularly important in the U.S. context where arbitration agreements have become common practice, and organizations may wish to differentiate themselves by explicitly declining arbitration. The agreement typically includes provisions for alternative dispute reºìÐÓÖ±²¥ methods, jurisdiction specifications, and clear statements about preserving court access.
