Washington Arbitration Award is a legal document issued by a neutral arbitrator or panel of arbitrators with jurisdiction in the state of Washington. It is an out-of-court method of settling legal disputes that is typically used to resolve contractual disputes, labor and employment issues, or other complex legal matters. The Washington Arbitration Award is legally binding and enforceable in court. The Washington Arbitration Award is used in a variety of disputes, including but not limited to: commercial, employment, labor, construction, maritime, intellectual property, and other contract disputes. There are two main types of Washington Arbitration Awards: a Final Award and an Interim Award. A Final Award is a binding determination that is issued after the arbitration hearing is complete. An Interim Award is an order issued during the course of the arbitration hearing that is typically used to address temporary issues or stays in the case.