Life is Hard Enough As It Is. Simplify Disputes. Arbitration.Inc

For people and businesses

Have a dispute?

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Between people, businesses, or both. $99 per case, fully online.

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The economics

The reason it was never worth pursuing.

Courts were not built for a $200 dispute. We built a forum for the disputes they were never designed to hear.

The major traditional forums

Commonly charge $1,500 to $10,000+ in fees per case, before anyone argues the merits.

The traditional timeline

90 to 180+ days from filing to a decision.

Arbitration.Inc

One case is $99, under published procedural rules built to reach an award in as little as three weeks.

Arbitration.Inc is a neutral arbitration forum, not a debt collector. We do not purchase debt and we do not take a percentage of recoveries.

Arbitration needs an agreement to arbitrate with the other party, in your terms, lease, contract, or agreed at the point of dispute.

How it works

A dispute becomes a resolution in three steps.

The same flow works for an unpaid invoice, a violation, or a financial claim.

01

A case is filed

A real arbitration case opens the moment a dispute arises, with a verifiable case number.

02

The parties are notified

The other party is served notice of a genuine, active case. Many choose to resolve it right away.

03

A written award

Our AI weighs the record under our published Rules and issues a reasoned, written award. Either side can add Human Review for $199.

The product

A real forum, not a form.

Filing, service of notice, evidence, docketing, and awards, in one system of record.

This is a neutral case. Every vertical gets its own case file; see all use cases

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DashboardCasesCase 2026-04-01126Overview
Phase:DeliberationRole:Claimant
Case Overview
Case No. 2026-04-01126
MERIDIAN FIELD SERVICES LLC v. TAYLOR MORGAN
Current Status
You’re All Caught Up

You have no pending tasks in this phase.

What Happens Next
  • Filings completeBoth parties' statements and exhibits are on the docket.
  • Respondent joined the caseThe respondent appeared and filed a response to the claim.
  • Case proceedingsOur AI decides on the record both sides submit, under our published Rules. Either side can add Human Review.
  • Final award issuedA reasoned award is issued and delivered to both parties.
Case Summary

The claimant seeks $620.00 for services delivered under a signed service agreement. The claim alleges the balance remained unpaid after the invoice due date and a final notice.

Case Details
Case Number2026-04-01126
FiledApr 2, 2026
PhaseDeliberation
Amount in Dispute$620.00

Use cases

Where the write-offs pile up.

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Parking: unpaid citations and violations

Unpaid citations and violations · Contested enforcement actions · Unpaid parking sessions

HOA & Condo: unpaid assessments, dues, and fines

Unpaid assessments and dues · Fines and violation appeals · Covenant and rule enforcement

B2B Invoices: past due invoices and disputed line items

Unpaid and past due invoices · Disputed line items and scope · Partial payment disagreements

Financial & MCA: balances and fees outside the chargeback system

Servicing and balance disputes · Disputes outside chargeback rules · Default and workout disagreements

Storage: unpaid balances, late fees, and lien disputes

Unpaid balances and late fees · Lien and auction disputes · Damage and loss claims

Memberships: unpaid dues and cancellation balances

Unpaid dues and membership fees · Cancellation and term disputes · Auto renewal disagreements

Legal Software: small collection and fee matters for your clients

Small collection matters · Fee and billing disputes · Contract disagreements

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