Breach of contract
When one party fails to fulfill the terms of a signed agreement, arbitration provides a clear path to resolution and remedy.
Arbitration
Decisive Resolution for Business Disputes
When parties need a binding decision — not an open-ended negotiation — arbitration provides a structured, private alternative to litigation. We serve businesses anywhere in the United States.
What Is Arbitration
Arbitration delivers the finality of a court ruling with the privacy and efficiency your business deserves.
In arbitration, a neutral arbitrator hears both sides and issues a decision. Unlike mediation, the outcome is determined by the arbitrator — not negotiated by the parties. This makes arbitration the right choice when a binding resolution is required, when negotiations have broken down, or when a contract mandates it.
Who We Serve
Built for Business
Our arbitration practice is exclusively focused on business clients. We work with companies of all sizes — from startups to established enterprises — across every industry.
—Parties to commercial contracts
—Vendors and suppliers in dispute
—Business partners and co-founders
—Shareholders and investors
—Service providers and clients
—Franchisors and franchisees
Practice Areas
Contract Disputes We Handle
Our arbitration services are focused on commercial contract disputes — the disagreements that arise when business relationships break down.
Vendor & supplier disputes
Disagreements over delivery, quality, payment, or scope between businesses and their vendors or suppliers.
Partnership & shareholder conflicts
Disputes between co-owners, business partners, or shareholders over rights, obligations, or distributions.
Service agreement disputes
Conflicts arising from professional services contracts, consulting agreements, or statements of work.
Non-compete & confidentiality
Enforcement or challenge of restrictive covenants, NDAs, and trade secret protections.
Business dissolution disputes
Disagreements over the terms, valuation, or process of winding down or dividing a business.
The Process
How Arbitration Works
01
Submission & Agreement
Both parties agree to arbitrate — either through a pre-existing contract clause or a signed submission agreement. We confirm jurisdiction and scope.
02
Preliminary Conference
We establish the schedule, exchange of documents, and any pre-hearing procedures. Ground rules are set and agreed upon.
03
Hearing
Each party presents their case — evidence, witnesses, and arguments — in a structured, private virtual session before the arbitrator.
04
Award
The arbitrator issues a written decision. Binding arbitration produces a final, enforceable award. Non-binding arbitration produces an advisory opinion.
Binding vs. Non-Binding
Choosing the Right Form
Binding Arbitration
The arbitrator's decision is final and legally enforceable — equivalent to a court judgment. Ideal when parties need certainty and closure, or when a contract requires it.
Non-Binding Arbitration
The arbitrator's decision is advisory. Parties may accept it or use it as a basis for further negotiation. Useful when parties want an expert opinion before committing to a final outcome.
Ready to Move Forward?
If your business is facing a contract dispute, we can help you determine whether arbitration is the right path — and guide you through every step.