In the case of binding arbitration, parties can decide to use the courts as another chance to resolve the dispute if they do not like the award.

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In binding arbitration, the arbitrator's award is virtually final, and can be reviewed only by a court of law for reasons involving unconstitutionality, abuse, collusion, or fraud in the arbitrator's decision and like bases attacking the validity of the award itself. However, parties who simply do not like the award cannot decide to use the courts as another chance to resolve the dispute.

In the Case of Binding Arbitration, Parties Can Decide to Use