SECTION 6.6.2: BINDING ARBITRATION & DISPUTE ESCALATION

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Section 6.6.2: Binding Arbitration & Dispute Escalation
Mandatory binding individual arbitration, tribunal rules, and informal resolution requirements.

Binding Arbitration & Dispute Escalation

Efficient, cost-effective resolution of legal disputes through neutral binding commercial arbitration.

To avoid protracted and expensive courtroom litigation, all legal claims must be resolved via binding individual arbitration.

Core Architecture & Principles

  • Mandatory Informal Negotiation: Parties agree to engage in good-faith informal resolution for a minimum of 30 days before filing arbitration.
  • Recognized Arbitration Tribunals: Arbitration administered by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) or AAA under Commercial Rules.
  • Binding Final Award: Arbitral awards are final, legally binding, and enforceable in any court of competent jurisdiction.

Operational Process & Execution Flow

Notice of Dispute

Submit an official written Notice of Dispute outlining facts, claims, and requested remedies.

Informal Mediation

Participate in a teleconference with platform legal counsel to reach mutual commercial resolution.

Arbitration Demand

If unresolved after 30 days, file an official demand for arbitration with the designated tribunal.

Expedited Arbitration

Claims under $50,000 are conducted via streamlined document submission and video hearings without in-person appearances.

Last updated: Oct 01, 2025