Before You Arbitrate
Map your dispute before you choose a path
Describe the facts without confidential details and get a checklist of issues, evidence, process options and recovery points.
Why people use it
Lay out a dispute in the order a tribunal will look at it, tailored to what happened, with the evidence to gather and the route to consider.
- A dispute is emerging and you need structure fast.
- You are briefing a lawyer or a board.
How it works
1. Describe
The kind of dispute, the facts and any deadline.
2. Create
An issue map tailored to the facts.
3. Next
Test the claim with a Fellow.
What you get
- An issue map in tribunal order
- Evidence to gather for your facts
- An urgency flag for your deadline
Guide: what to enter
| Field | What to enter |
|---|---|
| Facts | Short and non-confidential; who did what, when. |
Take it further: Claim Viability Snapshot
A Fellow tests the claim against your documents and recommends proceed, settle or stop.
Run it as an online application: enter the matter, see the live analysis and the delivery plan, and pay at the end.
Frequently asked questions
Does it say who will win?
No. The Claim Viability Snapshot gives a Fellow's view on the documents.
Is it really free?
Yes. No account and no payment. The paid services start where the free tool stops.
Is what I type stored?
No. The free tools run in your browser and send nothing.
Is this legal advice?
No. It is decision support. For a reviewed and signed view, use the paid service named below.
Can I carry my answers into the paid service?
Yes. "Continue in the paid application" opens it with your answers already filled in.