One of two or more people who jointly arbitrate or settle a dispute together.
From co- + arbitrator (from arbitrate + -or), based on Latin arbiter. Used in modern legal and business contexts for shared arbitration duties.
In international disputes and business conflicts, coarbitrators often represent different cultures or expertise—their disagreement can actually be more valuable than consensus.
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