Arbitration on the other hand involves two parties in dispute agreeing on the third disinterested party to act as arbitrator and resolve their dispute; the arbitration process is private between two parties while litigation is not. The arbitration process is mostly short and quick while not the case with litigation. Similarly, arbitration is cheaper as compared to the litigation process as it involves high court costs. Another difference when it comes to litigation vs arbitration is that the judge is nominated in the former scenario while deciding among parties in the case of arbitration.
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