Would I go to jail if I defaulted on debt?
Many people ask if they can go to jail if I default on debt. The answer is, no, it is illegal to jail people for debt. The US supreme court abolished prison terms for debtors in 1833…
Arbitration Clauses Are Protected Under The Federal Arbitration Act
Online arbitration is a great way to help resolve disputes and meet the terms of arbitration clauses that you might find in contracts. What are these clauses, though, and why are they protected?
Fintech and Online Arbitration: A Perfect Fit for Debt Recovery
The primary goal is to increase profit and efficiency, and debt recovery is an area that has proven to be a bit tricky when it comes to streamlining financial services. That’s where online arbitration comes in…
Online Arbitration and Mediation for Business
Have you ever managed a business without disputes arising? If so, you must be a lucky business owner. Those who have been in disputes know it can be strenuous and time-consuming. However, thanks to modern technology…
How Does Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Work?
Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is a way of settling a claim, conflict, or dispute without using the court. The parties involved opt to leverage alternative dispute resolution through processes like online arbitration and mediation.
Online Arbitration, Mediation, and Litigation: Which is Right for You?
As a business owner, issues will arise, and you must familiarize yourself with dispute resolution. Whether you are protecting yourself from a supplier or if you are facing legal problems with one of your clients.
Why should I use Rapid Ruling instead of small claims court?
Rapid Ruling’s Online Arbitration and Mediation is Convenient. Also, our decisions are legally binding, and our process is much faster and more effortless than going to small-claims court.
What Is ODR?
Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) is a type of alternative dispute resolution in which people with a dispute communicate online to resolve a conflict. With ODR, individuals have…
Online Dispute Resolution Services with Rapid Ruling
Most contracts include arbitration clauses, such as employment contracts, trading contracts, utilities, or other consumer contracts. These types of clauses are mandatory arbitration clauses.
Why Choose ODR over Litigation to Resolve Your Dispute
Litigation is a formal, public process that resolves disputes with a judge and possibly a jury through a court. Arbitration is a private process where all parties work with a neutral third party to hear both sides and allow the arbitrator to make a final and legally binding decision.
