I hate going to trial by jury an I always remove the arbitration clause.

Your contract maybe has arbitration required- which would be step one.

She has been told to come to the table or prepare for arbitration.

Bonding around the lien is a temporary fix so you can sell the house, but ultimately, you still have to answer the mechanic lien, in the event that the contractor built the case and in court, both will need to go to arbitration and present their cases.

Hi, I noticed its a common practice for big employers to call out on the employment agreement that any disputes will be settled outside of courts via arbitration.

The contract only is enforceable in court (or a factor in arbitration or mediation if stipulated by the contract)  Going to court requires a lawyer which costs money and time.   

., arbitration/mediation, who will pay costs, what accountant to use, etc.)Since members have different roles, think about how to measure and reward the contributions of each member. 

Of course the seller can balk, and refuse to close, so off to arbitration and court you go if you want to pursue it.  

It eliminates misunderstandings and there is a simple process for arbitrating disputes if something goes wrong, without having to "lawyer up".  

The only exception I can think of is that NAR members agree to go to arbitration instead of suing each other.In my part of MA, our local NAR / MAR affiliate is "Plymouth & South Shore Association of Realtors".