Resolve International Business Disputes
Online — Through Arbitration
When a commercial dispute arises between businesses in different countries, you need a clear process. Judial combines digital submission, structured statements, and a neutral review into one online workflow — binding decision in 4–5 weeks.
Online. Confidential. For international business disputes.
A Modern Process for Commercial Conflict
An unresolved business dispute ties up resources, consumes management time, and strains relationships. With international parties, you also face different legal systems, languages, and lengthy court procedures.
Many businesses wait too long because they see no practical middle ground between escalation and expensive litigation.
A neutral, professional framework — where both sides present their case on equal footing.
Why Online Commercial Arbitration?
Judial guides both parties through a digital, transparent process — from submission to binding decision.
Binding Decision
The arbitral award is legally binding and enforceable in over 170 countries under the New York Convention.
Fast & Efficient
Receive a binding decision in 4–5 weeks — not years.
Transparent Pricing
Fixed fees based on dispute value — from €500 for claims under €10,000. No hidden costs.
Confidential Process
Sensitive business information stays protected — no public court proceedings.
Preserve Partnerships
A professional invitation to arbitration signals good faith — not a hostile lawsuit.
Internationally Enforceable
Arbitral awards enjoy broader international enforceability than court judgments — backed by the NY Convention.
Transparent Pricing
No hidden costs. The fee includes platform use, arbitrator remuneration, and award issuance.
| Dispute Value | Judial Fee | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Under €10,000 | €500 flat | Small Business Fast-Track Arbitration |
| €10.000 – €100.000 | 5% (max €3,000) | Balanced, affordable for SMEs |
| €100.000 – €1.000.000 | 2% (max €10,000) | For high-value commercial disputes |
| Over €1,000,000 | Custom offer | Enterprise & institutional arbitration |
How the Process Works
Four clear steps from submission to decision — in 4–5 weeks.
Invite to Arbitration (1 Week)
Describe your case and send a professional invitation to the other party. Not a hostile lawsuit — a fair resolution.
Case Submission (2 Weeks)
Both sides submit their documents, contracts, evidence, and statements independently and in a structured format.
Clarifications & Hearing
The arbitrator reviews the case, may ask follow-up questions, and can schedule an optional online meeting.
Decision (1 Week)
The arbitrator issues a reasoned, digitally signed award — legally binding and internationally enforceable.
Common Concerns
Is online arbitration as legally binding as going to court?
Yes. The legal effect depends on the arbitration agreement, procedure, and applicable law — not on whether documents are handled online. A digitally issued award is just as binding — and enforceable in over 170 countries.
Can I take part in arbitration without a lawyer?
Generally yes. Judial is designed so businesses can submit their cases directly. For complex or high-value disputes, professional advice is still advisable.
How much does online arbitration cost for a business?
Fees are based on dispute value — from €500 for claims under €10,000, then tiered with caps. Transparent, no hidden costs.
What happens if the other party refuses to join the arbitration?
If an arbitration clause exists, courts will generally enforce participation. Without one, it depends on the other party agreeing afterwards. A professional invitation makes participation much more likely.
Can Judial guarantee I get paid?
A decision is not a payment guarantee. But an arbitral award is internationally enforceable — and in practice, the prospect of enforcement leads losing parties to pay voluntarily.