AAA Commercial Arbitration deadline
AAA Commercial Arbitration response-timing guide
Under the AAA Commercial Rules, a respondent may file an answering statement within 14 calendar days after AAA sends notice of the demand. The rule is not a universal mandatory case deadline and its count convention must be checked.
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At a glance
What this source guide covers
- Period
- 14 calendar days for the stated answering-statement step
- Trigger
- AAA sending notice of the demand or counterclaim
- Direction
- Forward from the AAA notice
- Counting method
- The rulebook does not supply a general day-zero and holiday convention for this step, so this page deliberately does not calculate a date.
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How the date is counted
The rulebook does not supply a general day-zero and holiday convention for this step, so this page deliberately does not calculate a date.
Any administrator, arbitrator or agreed extension can change the timing.
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Exceptions and matter facts
- AAA Commercial Rules only. Do not apply this guide to a different AAA ruleset.
- The 14-day answer is permissive and a counterclaim can be filed at another time under the Rules.
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