The Arbitration Agreement is a formal contract between a purchaser and retailer for a manufactured home, highlighting the significance of arbitration as a method to resolve disputes rather than traditional court processes. It emphasizes the binding nature of arbitration, which is governed by the Federal Arbitration Act, ensuring that all disagreements related to the sale, financing, or delivery of the home are handled by the American Arbitration Association under its Commercial Arbitration Rules. The agreement specifies the conditions under which arbitration can be initiated, including a mandatory notice for both parties, the value thresholds for selecting the number of arbitrators, and the qualifications required for those arbitrators. This document serves as a critical tool for various legal professionals such as attorneys and legal assistants, facilitating the understanding of arbitration processes and ensuring compliance with legal standards. By opting for arbitration, parties waive their rights to a jury trial, which is an important consideration for clients seeking to resolve disputes swiftly and privately. The form contains filling instructions and space for necessary signatures, making it accessible for users, including paralegals and associates, who may need to assist clients in the execution of this agreement.