How It Works
Structured guidance that promotes an efficient arbitration process
The Arbitration Process
Begin by submitting the essential details of your dispute. This helps establish the scope of the matter and allows the process to move forward with clarity and structure.
Key dispute information submitted
Scope of the matter clearly defined
Next steps organized and ready to progress
1
Initial Overview
Submit case details to define scope and prepare next steps.
2
Document Preparation
Organize and upload relevant materials securely.
3
Arbitration Hearing
Present your case before an impartial arbitrator.
4
Resolution & Enforcement
Award issued with guidance on next steps.
5
Case Completion
Process concluded and case formally closed.
Step-by-Step Guide
Everything you need to know about starting your case
Share Case Information
Begin by providing details about your dispute.
- Describe the nature of your dispute
- Provide timeline of events
- Identify involved parties
- Identify involved parties
We’ll immediately review your information to identify the best approach for your case.
Case Information
Attach Documentation
Secure upload of all relevant documents.
- Contracts and agreements
- Correspondence and emails
- Evidence and supporting materials
All documents are securely uploaded and protected with utmost confidentiality.
Documentation
Receive Drafted Document
Materials outlining key aspects of the arbitration process.
- Arbitration agreement draft
- Related documentation
- Supporting details and references
- Overview of process elements
Case Information
Finalize with Other Party
Steps for completing the arbitration request with all involved parties.
- Review and confirm terms
- Coordination with opposing party
- Submission of finalized request
- Progress toward initiation
Why Choose Our Process?
Experience the advantages of professional arbitration
Faster Resolution
Complete your dispute resolution in months, not years. Our streamlined process saves valuable time and resources.
Cost-Effective
Significantly lower costs compared to traditional litigation. No surprise fees or unexpected expenses.
Confidential
Your dispute remains private and confidential. No public records or court filings.
Expert Decision-Makers
Arbitrators with relevant industry knowledge help ensure a structured and informed process.
Binding Results
Outcomes that conclude the arbitration process, reflecting final decisions and next steps.
Less Stress
A more collaborative and less adversarial process reduces emotional and financial stress.