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Item 3 of the FAQ [1] implies that there's not a separate arbitrator fee on top of the $299 filing fee, and the arbitration agreement [2] mentions nothing about
by dctoedt 14y ago
Item 3 of the FAQ [1] implies that there's not a separate arbitrator fee on top of the $299 filing fee, and the arbitration agreement [2] mentions nothing about an arbitrator fee.
So my question is: What qualified arbitrator would be willing to:
* review the documents submitted by the parties;
* conduct a hearing (via Skype or G+ Hangout?); and
* explain in writing the reasons for his/her award, as required by the "Timeline" section of the arbitration agreement [2];
all for an absolute maximum of US$299 per case?
[1] http://www.judge.me/online_arbitration#process http://www.judge.me/online_arbitration#process
[2] http://www.judge.me/arbitration_agreement http://www.judge.me/arbitration_agreement
- peterjancelis 14y ago1. Libertarian arbitrators who love the long term goals of judge.me and want to help. 2. Young CIArb arbitrators who have a hard time getting into the very small market of very lucrative multimillion dollar arbitration claims. Edit: The arbitration hearing is email based. So the process is totally asynchronous, takes only about 2 hours (3 max) of the arbitrator's time.
- larrys 14y agoAgree. By comparison a single panelist UDRP for a domain name is $1500 ($1300 a little less at adrforum.com) http://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/guide/index.html#b3 http://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/guide/index.html#b3