U.S. arbitration rules library
The Center is being built first for U.S. business-to-business disputes. Every new case will lock the exact U.S. rulebook version, fee schedule, juridical seat, and state-law overlay in force when the demand is filed. Consumer and employment arbitration remain separate and disabled.
U.S. commercial filing is open by the owner's operational authorization. Documented legal review of the rules, reference fee schedule and New York/Delaware seat overlays remains pending. Opening intake is not legal approval. Prices are shown for reference; no arbitration fee payment is required. Filing does not establish the respondent's agreement or replace the Center's agreement and registration review.
New York AI-Enabled Arbitration Protocol
Document-defined three-arbitrator workflow with auditable AI review, party comments, a reasoned award and one internal appeal.
Legal review requiredU.S. Commercial Arbitration Rules
Domestic U.S. business-to-business procedure under the FAA and approved seat law.
Legal review requiredU.S. Commercial Fee Schedule
Filing, Center administration, tribunal, emergency, and additional-application fees stated exclusively in U.S. dollars.
Legal review requiredU.S. Commercial Model Clause
Model pre-dispute language for U.S. business contracts, including seat, tribunal size, governing law, and optional New York AI protocol language.
Legal review requiredSubmission Agreement
Bilateral post-dispute agreement; all affected parties must sign before filing.
Legal review requiredU.S. Consumer Arbitration Rules
Separate consumer due-process, fee, small-claims, reporting and state-overlay protections.
Disabled draftU.S. Employment and Workplace Rules
Separate workplace due-process, fee, EFAA, FAA exclusion and statutory-remedy protections.
Disabled draft