An arbitrator's fact-findings and legal conclusions are normally final.

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This is generally true, as arbitration is a form of alternative dispute resolution in which parties agree to have their dispute heard by a neutral third party arbitrator, whose decision is usually binding and final. However, there are some limited circumstances in which an arbitrator's decision may be challenged or overturned, such as if there was fraud, misconduct, or some other serious error in the arbitration process.

An Arbitrator's Fact-Findings and Legal Conclusions Are Normally Final