Fred Pinckney Arbitrator In Atlanta With Years Of Experience

By Anthony Turner


Court cases frequently takes months if not years to complete. Arbitration is an alternative means of resolving a dispute that is just as legally binding as a court decision. Since the process is not subject to the over crowded court calendar, it goes quickly. Both parties to the dispute must agree to arbitrate the matter. Since the decision is binding, appeals are very rare, and in most cases they are not successful. Fred Pinckney arbitrator has the years of legal, corporate and insurance experience to come to a fair decision at the close of arbitration.

Mr. Pinckney became a member of the respected American Arbitration Association in year 2003. Since that time he has been either the sole arbitrator or a member of an arbitration panel in more than seventy commercial cases. Attorneys, representing their clients, value his expertise in all types of business matters and often retain him as a neutral trier of fact.

Often business contracts include an arbitration clause where all the parties agree that if a dispute arises that cannot be resolved it will be subject to arbitration. The process of fact finding and gathering expert opinions is called discovery. The two main differences between a jury trial and arbitrating the dispute are important to the parties involved. First, unlike the courtroom, this is not a public forum. Second, the date or dates of arbitration process are not subject to the court calendar.

Some disputes are heard before a single arbitrator, while others are heard before a panel of arbitrators. The panel typically consists of two so called party arbitrators, one each for the two parties in dispute, and one more neutral. Often the party arbitrators vote for the party that engaged their services. Therefore, the deciding vote often lies with the neutral.

Mr. Pinckney also serves as a certified arbitrator at Arias U. S., a corporation that is not for profit and works to improve the arbitration process. The corporation is focused on insurance and reinsurance. Arias U. S. Also works with captives and risk retention groups, which also provide insurance to their clients. The firm also provide mediation services.

Many times parties make every attempt to resolve a dispute before it goes to arbitration. Mediation is a way for the parties to meet and work with a neutral mediator to negotiate a financial settlement. Mediation only seeks to bring the parties into agreement on the amount of a proposed settlement. It is not intended to assign fault. The process is not binding, but if a settlement agreement is reached and executed, that is binding.

Mr. Pinckney has repeatedly demonstrated his skills as an unbiased trier of fact. Within the legal and insurance industries, his services are highly valued. His corporate experience and in depth understanding of the law as it pertains to insurance and reinsurance, make him exceptionally knowledgeable in all these areas.

Mr. Pinckney is the principal of Business Law and Arbitration Services in Atlanta, Georgia. Beginning in 2006 he devoted more of his time to the health care industry, especially matters relating to insurance or reinsurance. His career spans many years, and with his diverse background and experience, clients and potential clients value his ability to understand the complexities of a case and to find a fair and reasonable resolution.




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