The Washington Amended Statement of Arbitrarily (WATSON) is a legal document used in Washington State to describe the rights of parties involved in a dispute that is subject to arbitration. It outlines the process that the parties will use to resolve their dispute, including the selection of an arbitrator, the rules of the arbitration process, the scope of the arbitration agreement, and any other applicable rules. The WATSON also outlines the remedies available to the parties if the arbitration is successful, including damages, injunctive relief, and other forms of compensation. There are two types of WATSON: the Standard Form WATSON and the Custom WATSON. The Standard Form WATSON is a pre-written form created by the Washington State Bar Association that is suitable for a variety of disputes and is widely used. The Custom WATSON is a tailor-made document created by the parties involved in the dispute that may include specific provisions that are not included in the Standard Form WATSON.
The Washington Amended Statement of Arbitrarily (WATSON) is a legal document used in Washington State to describe the rights of parties involved in a dispute that is subject to arbitration. It outlines the process that the parties will use to resolve their dispute, including the selection of an arbitrator, the rules of the arbitration process, the scope of the arbitration agreement, and any other applicable rules. The WATSON also outlines the remedies available to the parties if the arbitration is successful, including damages, injunctive relief, and other forms of compensation. There are two types of WATSON: the Standard Form WATSON and the Custom WATSON. The Standard Form WATSON is a pre-written form created by the Washington State Bar Association that is suitable for a variety of disputes and is widely used. The Custom WATSON is a tailor-made document created by the parties involved in the dispute that may include specific provisions that are not included in the Standard Form WATSON.
