Online Arbitration Changes The Marketplace For Dispute Resolution Service

By Author: Jon Yaakov Gorr
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The internet will do for arbitration what Google did for the retrieval of information. By bringing alternative dispute resolution to your home, office or cell phone, time and inconvenience are no longer an obstacle to justice worldwide.

To help you understand how inexpensive and convenient online arbitration is, I've chosen www.net-ARB.com, an internationally endorsed service provider to outline the process. Since net-ARB arbitrates under principles of common law and equity rather than strict adherence to statutory law, you can't be defeated by some quirky legal technicality. This levels the playing field between law professionals and everybody else both locally and internationally.

Free Case Submission: Just give us the names and email address of both parties and when the arbitration agreement is accepted, an appropriate arbitrator will be assigned to the case. net-ARB's arbitrators come from many different legal, professional, technical and international backgrounds to ensure fair, unbiased resolution to any dispute.

The Hearing: Detailed instructions will guide you through sending your testimony, ...
... submitting your evidence, and even cross-examining the other side all by email. Hearings last from a couple of days to a week or two depending on the complexity of the case and how quickly the parties submit their evidence.

The Decision: The arbitrator will issue a binding, written decision (called an "Award") within 2 business days of both parties resting their case. In case of non-payment by the non-prevailing side, arbitration awards are routinely enforced both nationally and internationally. The United Nations Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards shows overwhelming support in nearly 100 countries worldwide.

Like PayPal, eBay and Amazon.com, the internet is transforming the way disputes are handled at home and abroad. To find out how to use online arbitration to reduce your legal fees, improve customer service, fulfill "Arbitration Only" clauses, settle everything from will squabbles to e-commerce disputes and more, go to www.net-ARB.com.

More articles on arbitration are available at www.arbitrationarticles.com.

Author: Jon Yaakov Gorr writes for www.net-ARB.com while managing two global e-commerce businesses. Retired from his own Australian law firm where he represented clients many times in arbitration, Mr. Gorr speaks out for net-ARB because of his belief that arbitration is a valuable alternative to litigation and that net-ARB's revolutionary fast, convenient and affordable professional service is a great option, especially when disputes are long-distance or Internet-related. Contact: jyg@arbitrationarticles.com