Historically, whenever there was a dispute between parties involving cargo or freight, the only option was for the aggrieved party to seek restitution by means of appointing attorneys in the other party's jurisdiction and taking the matter to court.  Now FreightDisputes offers a real alternative!

FreightDisputes offers a completely neutral and independent Binding Arbitration alternative to costly court litigation.   Binding arbitration is less formal and technical than court; offers far quicker resolution of the dispute; is far less expensive than court; provides finality; severely limits right to appeal and provides a private and confidential forum.

FreightDisputes is affiliated with FreightDeadbeats, long recognized for its strict independence and neutrality in the collection of delinquent Freight debts.

FreightDisputes offers an arbitration service specifically tailored to the complexities of the transportation and logistics industries. Arbitration is a faster, simpler, and less expensive alternative to litigation.  Disputes are brought before either a neutral third party (an Arbitrator) or an Arbitration Panel of 3 Arbitrators who, after carefully reviewing all of the relevant information submitted, issue a final decision in favor of one of the parties.  Decisions are not based on the laws - that differ significantly from country to country -  but on the concept of common sense, fairness, equity and applied experience.

Consumers, businesses and government departments — even some courts themselves — have successfully used arbitration programs to resolve disputes and there is widespread satisfaction with the process.  Arbitration offers parties a decisive legal outcome to their disputes without the expense and inconvenience of international court proceedings and associated attorney fees.

Arbitrators are respected and experienced leaders in the freight and cargo community and disputing parties can be assured of a fair and completely neutral decision.

FreightDisputes requires that both parties agree to use our Arbitration service, to agree to either a single Arbitrator (of USD 250/party) or an Arbitration Panel of 3 Arbitrators (USD 600/party) and, further, to accept and abide by the binding decision of the Arbitrator or the Arbitration Panel as set forth in our Arbitration Agreement.