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Arbitration on CORD
Private, legally binding dispute resolution — delivered end-to-end online with structured case management and enforceable awards.
Arbitration FAQs
Everything you need to know about process, readiness, clause drafting, and arbitration resources on CORD.
What is arbitration?+
Arbitration is a private process where parties appoint independent arbitrator(s) to decide a dispute. The decision (an “award”) is final and enforceable. With CORD, filing, communication, hearings, and award delivery happen online.
How does arbitration work on CORD?+
A simple guided flow from filing to enforceable outcome.
View How it works →What do we need to start if we already have a dispute?+
If you have these basics, you can start immediately.
Arbitration agreement
A clause (or agreement) showing consent to arbitrate.
Notice of arbitration
A written request that outlines the dispute and relief sought.
Registration fee
Payable on filing (see fee schedule in the Rules).
Representative details
If a lawyer/authorized signatory represents a party.
Supporting documents
Contracts, correspondence, statements, evidence.
After filing, the Registrar reviews the submission, facilitates notices, and guides parties through the process to award delivery.
Register a caseHow do we make contracts CORD-ready?+
A well-drafted clause reduces delays and avoids jurisdiction confusion. Generate a clause tailored to seat, language, and arbitrator structure.
Avoid common pitfalls:
- • Avoid mixing court jurisdiction and arbitration.
- • Don’t use optional language like “may” — use “shall”.
- • Don’t name multiple arbitration institutions.
- • Clearly specify seat, language, arbitrator count.
Where can I download arbitration resources?+
Ready to start?
Register online in minutes. We’ll guide you step-by-step.