Georgia Non-Binding Arbitration Awards are a type of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) that are used to resolve disputes outside a court of law. This type of arbitration is not legally binding, meaning that the parties involved in the dispute are not obligated to accept the arbitrator’s decision. However, the award may still be helpful in settling the dispute. There are two types of Georgia Non-Binding Arbitration Awards: 1) the Arbitrator’s Award and 2) the Umpire’s Award. The Arbitrator’s Award is issued by an independent arbitrator, who is appointed by the parties in the dispute and is responsible for hearing the evidence presented by each party and issuing a non-binding decision on the dispute. The Umpire’s Award is issued by an independent umpire who is appointed by the parties in the dispute and is responsible for reviewing the evidence presented by both sides and issuing a non-binding decision on the dispute. Both the Arbitrator’s Award and Umpire’s Award are not legally binding and are not enforceable in court. However, they can be used as a starting point for negotiations and can be helpful in settling the dispute without the need for a lengthy and costly trial.