You are the claimant: launch your case with full control
Open your cabinet, submit the claim, attach evidence, and track every stage from filing to award in one timeline.
Get arbitration help without legal complexity
Describe your dispute, compare trusted courts, and submit your case online in minutes.
You received a claim: respond before deadlines
Authorize to see claim details, submit your response, upload supporting evidence, and keep your position structured inside one case space.
Three simple steps
01about 2 minutes
Describe your problem
Share what happened, claim amount, and urgency in plain language.
02about 3 minutes
Choose a court
Pick a court yourself or request a recommendation from the platform.
03about 1 minute
Submit your case
Confirm details and file your dispute to start the process.
For people without legal background
Simple step-by-step flow helps you open a case without legal jargon.
Transparent court comparisons
Review reputation, completed cases, deposit requirements, and expected timelines.
Guided court recommendation
If you are unsure where to file, ask for matching help directly in the intake flow.
Why people trust this platform
Transparent court ratings
Compare courts by reputation, completed cases, and appeal trends before you choose.
Clear deposit expectations
Each court profile shows deposit size and currency so you can plan costs in advance.
Predictable timelines
See average decision speed and status updates from submission through closure.
Typical disputes handled on the platform
A compact overview of frequent case categories. If your case is similar, start filing right away.
Debt was not repaid
You lent money to a friend or partner, but funds were not returned. The court can review messages, payments, and agreements.
Online deal fulfilled only partially
You paid for a product or service but received something different from what was promised. The court analyzes deal terms and evidence.
Financial dispute between partners
Partners cannot agree on how to split funds or fulfill obligations.
Reputational dispute
Distribution of information that may harm reputation. The court determines if a violation occurred and issues a decision.
Dispute between client and contractor
One side believes the work or service was delivered improperly.
Dispute over property damage
A party claims that equipment, goods, or rented property was damaged and seeks compensation.
Platform in numbers
Live momentum of arbitration practice in the Association network.
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Decisions issued
Reviewed and completed arbitration cases.
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Courts in association
Active courts available for case routing.
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Participants served
Claimants and respondents who used the platform.
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On-time resolutions
Cases closed within target timeline.
How the arbitration platform works
Case submission
You describe the problem in plain language: what happened, dispute amount, and who the respondent is.
Court selection
The platform shows courts suitable for your dispute. You can choose on your own or get a recommendation.
Case review
The court reviews evidence, may ask additional questions to both sides, and then issues a decision.
Decision
After the review is complete, parties receive the court decision and next-step guidance.
How court ratings are calculated
The rating helps compare courts by effectiveness and reliability.
Number of completed cases
A higher number of successfully completed cases improves a court's rating.
Average decision time
Courts that resolve cases faster receive higher scores.
Share of appealed decisions
If decisions are rarely appealed, trust in the court increases.
Party feedback
After a case closes, parties can rate the court's performance.