From what I have found, there is no set schedule for the outcome of arbitration.
It is 100% the judge’s ability.
Why is this of any surprise? Legal systems have never been held to prompt outcomes. Nothing special about the Judges in AAU's case nor anything special in AAU's case.
From what I have found, there is no set schedule for the outcome...
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