Statutorily mandated arbitration requires a higher level of judicial review of an award than voluntary arbitration.

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Although a party may voluntarily consent to almost any restriction upon or deprivation of a right, a similar restriction or deprivation, when compelled by government, must be in accord with procedural and substantive due process of law. Therefore, statutorily mandated arbitration requires a higher level of judicial review of the award.

Statutorily Mandated Arbitration Requires a Higher Level of Judicial Review