Arbitration Attorney In Tucson For Private, Binding Disputes
Handled with Care and Precision
Skilled Advocacy In A Faster Forum
Arbitration replaces a public trial with a private hearing before a neutral decision-maker. Lancer Law prepares cases for AAA and other forums—streamlined discovery, focused briefs, and persuasive hearings—so you gain the efficiency of arbitration without losing courtroom rigor. When appropriate, we also serve as neutrals.
From Clause To Award
Most cases begin with a contract clause requiring arbitration. Parties select an arbitrator, exchange targeted discovery, submit briefs, and present witnesses and exhibits at a hearing. The arbitrator then issues a written award that is typically final and enforceable in court.
Trial Skills Adapted To Arbitration Rules
We pressure-test claims and defenses early, craft concise evidence plans, and prepare witnesses for a streamlined process. Where expert testimony matters, we focus on credibility and clean visuals to keep the record tight.
Privacy And Speed—Balanced With Limited Appeal
Arbitration is usually quicker and confidential, with subject-matter neutrals. Downsides include arbitrator fees and very limited grounds to challenge the award. We help clients decide when to arbitrate and draft ADR clauses with our contract drafting team for future deals.
Know The Rules Before You Begin
Is arbitration binding?
Most awards are final, with narrow grounds to vacate.
Can I compel arbitration?
With a valid clause, courts often will compel it.
Do I still need a lawyer?
Yes—procedure is lighter, but outcomes are high-stakes.
Focused preparation, clear presentation
If you’re headed to arbitration—or choosing a neutral—Lancer Law brings the process expertise and advocacy you need.