Timeliness: A legal resolution through arbitration is much quicker than waiting for a trial date. Arbitration is less formal and more flexible in terms of scheduling. The discovery process is a simple phone call, cutting down on much of the traditional trial process.

Cost: Arbitration does not include expert witnesses or require as much legal preparation. Both parties often split the cost of the arbitrator, meaning the process is much cheaper.

Confidentiality: The arbitration legal process is more private than a trial.

Finality: There is a level of finality to the arbitration process. Because it cannot be appealed, both parties can move on following the outcome.

Agreeableness: Arbitration often results in an agreeable outcome, as parties are encouraged to come up with a solution together.

Simplified Procedures: Legal outcomes are more adaptable to the two parties present in the dispute. Each party does not have to hire an attorney for representation.