Private dispute resolution
Resolve Disputes Without the Traditional Court Process
Private arbitration provides a structured path to resolving disputes with greater flexibility, privacy, and efficiency.
EAS.Legal provides professional dispute-resolution services designed to help parties move from conflict toward resolution.
The Difference Is the Delivery
traditional court litigation
- Formal court procedure
- Multiple procedural steps
- Court scheduling delays
- Public court environment
- Extended timelines
- Higher costs and complexity
private arbitration
- Private dispute-resolution setting
- Defined arbitration process
- Flexible scheduling
- Focused proceedings
- Potentially faster resolution
- Process designed around the dispute
- Value for time & money
Many years of experience of our team will help you quickly and effectively solve your problems.
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frequently asked questions
What is private arbitration?
Private arbitration is an alternative dispute-resolution process in which an impartial arbitrator hears the parties' positions and resolves the dispute according to the applicable agreement, rules, and law.
How is arbitration different from going to court?
Court litigation follows the procedures and scheduling requirements of the court system. Arbitration is generally conducted through a private dispute-resolution process agreed to or authorized by the parties and applicable law.
Is arbitration faster than court?
Arbitration can be more streamlined than traditional litigation, but timing depends on the nature of the dispute, the parties, the applicable rules, and other circumstances.
Is private arbitration confidential?
Arbitration may provide a private setting, but confidentiality depends on applicable law, the arbitration agreement, and the rules governing the proceeding.
Can individuals use private arbitration?
Yes, individuals may use arbitration when the dispute is appropriate for arbitration and there is a valid basis for arbitration under the applicable agreement and law.
Can businesses use arbitration?
Yes. Arbitration is commonly used for a variety of commercial and contractual disputes.
Can arbitration be conducted remotely?
Depending on the matter and applicable rules, hearings and conferences may be conducted remotely.
How do I start a case?
Begin by contacting EAS.Legal and providing information about the dispute. The matter can then be evaluated for the appropriate dispute-resolution process.