Brick n' Mortar Inc. and Colin agree to resolve a dispute in arbitration. The arbitrator meets with Brick's representative to discuss the matter without Colin's representative being present. If this substantially prejudices Colin's rights, a court will most likely

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If an arbitrator meets with one party without the other party present, it can be seen as a violation of the fairness and impartiality required in arbitration. If this substantially prejudices one party's rights, a court may set aside the arbitration award.

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