Code Of Ethics
For too long the American leagal system was too expensive for the ordinary citizen to afford equal justice. AAMO was formed to help level the playing field by giving everyone access to legal actions at very little cost.
In 2005, a small group of like minded, experienced people-business owners and legal advisors got together to create AAMO. They brought together their knowledge of court processes, information technology and code to offer a arbitration program that is fair and inexpensive.
Because fairness and regulation expertise is critical, AAMO gathers experienced arbitrators who are knowledgeable in the moving industry and the regulations governing that industry.
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Arbitrators, like judges, have the power to decide cases. However, unlike full-time judges, arbitrators are usually engaged in other occupations before, during, and after the time that they serve as arbitrators. Often, arbitrators are purposely chosen from the sametrade or industry as the parties in order to bring special knowledge to the task of deciding.
The code sets forth generally accepted standards of ethical conduct for the guidance of arbitrators and parties in commercial disputes, in the hope of contributing to the maintenance of high standards and continued confidence in the process of arbitration.
Portions of this Code have been modeled after or taken from the Code of Ethics for Arbitrators in Commercial Disputes, prepared, approved and recommended by a Special Committee of the American Bar Association. The full content of the Code Of Ethics for Arbitrators can be found at the
