I will draft a bulletproof commercial arbitration clause for business contracts
Licensed US Attorney Commercial Arbitration Dispute Resolution Expert
About this Gig
Welcome to my Gig. I am Ellen R. Peck, a licensed US Attorney (Bar #88252). A poorly drafted arbitration clause can result in jurisdictional battles, voided agreements, and millions of dollars in litigation costs.
I specialize in drafting precise, enforceable commercial arbitration clauses tailored to your specific business contract. Whether you need a simple domestic clause or a complex international multi-tier dispute resolution clause (specifying rules like ICC, LCIA, UNCITRAL, or AAA), I will ensure your business is protected.
What you get:
- Clear, unambiguous drafting.
- Proper designation of the arbitral seat and governing law.
- Selection of appropriate institutional or ad hoc rules.
- Cost-effective dispute resolution frameworks.
Protect your business from drawn-out court battles. Review my packages and place your order today to secure your commercial contracts.
Field of law:
Civil rights
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
Can this clause be added to an existing contract?
Yes, it can be added as an amendment or addendum to an existing signed contract if both parties agree.
Do you specify the arbitration institution?
Yes, depending on your package, we can designate institutions like AAA, JAMS, ICC, or LCIA.
What is a multi-tier clause?
It is a clause that requires the parties to attempt negotiation or mediation before initiating formal arbitration.
Is this valid internationally?
Yes, the Premium package is specifically tailored for cross-border international commercial contracts.
What do you need to start?
I need a brief overview of your business, the nature of the contract, and the jurisdictions of the parties involved.
