Taking Amazon to arbitration
Have formally begun the process of taking Amazon to arbitration. Am based in the US, and they held back a considerable amount of money, and have pretty much stopped discussing it.
I sent a letter to their agent of record. I received an email from their lawyer about the case three months ago. I have emailed and phoned said lawyer representing them, but have heard nothing back in months.
So I decided to move forward.
I have some questions for anyone who has been through this before.
The big question is, say you are awarded the money. What power does the arbitration group have over Amazon? I mean, couldn't Amazon agree to the arbitration, then say, tough, come and get it...and good luck in trying?
My other question is, can you attach any damages to these arbitration hearings and be awarded them? I mean, it would not take much to prove that Amazon has acted in bad faith. I don't care what their rules are. You can't simply make stuff up, then act like judge, jury and executioner as hey are doing?
Anyone asked for or been awarded damages?
Finally, how long does arbitration take? I was told by the AAA that I would hear back in two to three weeks. Which would be great.
Anyone actually go through with this process? Would love to hear your experience.
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