Rail Arbitrators Must Renew Spots on Updated Roster List
Published Date: 1/5/2026
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Summary
The Surface Transportation Board is updating its list of arbitrators who help settle rail-related disputes. Current arbitrators must confirm they want to stay on the list and update their info, while new folks with rail and dispute experience can apply by January 29, 2026. This update keeps the roster fresh and ready, with no direct cost changes but important for anyone involved in rail arbitration.
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