Arbitration, explained plainly.
What commercial arbitration actually costs, how documents-only procedure works, and what the law says about AI adjudication — written for the people who sign the contracts, not the people who bill by the hour.
What is AI arbitration? A plain-English guide
A new kind of arbitral institution decides disputes with artificial intelligence and confirms them with human signatures. What that actually means — the technology, the procedure, the safeguards, and the law.
Read the guide →AAA, JAMS, or an AI tribunal: an honest comparison
The legacy institutions are excellent at what they were built for. Whether that's what your dispute needs — and what you'll pay — is another question.
Read →Why AI arbitration is fair to both sides
Claimants want speed; respondents fear a rubber stamp. The features that make an AI tribunal fast are the ones that make it neutral.
Read →How much does commercial arbitration cost?
Hourly rates, surcharges, and 12–18-month calendars — where the money goes, and what a flat-fee model changes.
Read →What is documents-only arbitration?
No hearings, no travel — the tribunal decides on the written record. When it fits, and when it honestly doesn't.
Read →Arbitration clauses in loan agreements
What lenders should demand from a clause — starting with foreclosure, receivership, and provisional remedies preserved.
Read →Is AI arbitration legally enforceable?
What the Federal Arbitration Act requires, what courts haven't yet tested, and how a careful institution designs for both.
Read →These articles are legal information, not legal advice. Review any clause with licensed counsel before adopting it.