Invitation to Arbitrate

If you failed to have an Arbitration Clause in place in advance and now find yourself in a dispute, or if you want to add an arbitration clause to a future or existing contract, you may use this form to extend an invitation.

Complete the form below and we will send the invitation to the other party. You can modify the invitation if you wish. Be sure that you have correct e-mail addresses for yourself and the other party. Upon receipt, the other party will be invited to agree. That agreement (or disagreement) will be sent to you and a copy to us.

Agreement by both parties will be sufficient for us to hear your dispute. In the future, prepare in advance by including this clause in all of your new contracts.

All fields marked with a * are required: Party One (me) Name* Address Other address City State Country Phone* Mobile Email* Party Two (them) Name* Address Other address City State Country Phone* Mobile Email* A contract currrently* existsis anticipated A dispute* currently existsis potentialno - just being prudent Invitation* eMediate has been requested to invite you to agree to mediate any current or potential dispute. This would be easier, faster, more fair and more private than using public courts. <br><br> You either have, or are negotiating a contract with the Party named above, who believes mediation would be preferable to court litigation. eMediate can't eliminate the possibility of a disagreement, but we can help resolve any dispute. Statistically there is about an 80% chance of settling any dispute through mediation. For those that aren't resolved by mediation, arbitration will definitely settle the rest. <br><br> If you are unsure, visit our website at www.eMediate.me . If you decide to use our fast, reasonable and easy process instead of litigation in court, simply reply to this email or visit the following link and send the form. Your electronic signature will automatically be executed.<br> Note: By sending this invitation, you have agreed to the terms below. If the other party (your Invitee) also agrees, there will be a legally binding agreement to mediate (and arbitrate if desired). Contract This is an agreement between ___________________________________ (name) and __________________________________ (other name) who agree to mediate and arbitrate any current or future dispute between us. In case we have a disagreement regarding _______________________ ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ (brief description of the disagreement and/or contract) we wish to settle this and/or future disputes through binding arbitration. eMediate shall have exclusive authority to resolve this and/or future disputes between us relating to the interpretation, applicability, enforceability or formation of this contract and any above-mentioned contract including, but not limited to any claim that all or any part of these agreements are void or voidable according to its rules current at the time the dispute is filed. Any dispute or claim filed in a public court or other private court is a breach of these contracts and is grounds for immediate dismissal of the claim wrongly filed. A final decision and award by eMediate is binding and can be filed wherever required to effect an end to the dispute and secure just compensation. _________________________________ ____________________ Electronic signature Date __________________________________ ____________________ Electronic signature Date

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