Draft a dispute resolution clause that names ConcordIA. If a disagreement ever arises, the case opens straight on ConcordIA, with the rules already agreed.
Free · About two minutes · Generated by AI
Say whether the contract is between professionals, then pick the structure: full clause, mediation, arbitration, international or submission agreement.
Set the seat, the governing law, the number of arbitrators and the periods, add options and any useful details.
The AI drafts the clause from a fixed template and explains its choices. Refine it, then copy it or download it in PDF or Word.
The most protective option for a business contract: the parties first try to agree on ConcordIA, then go to mediation, and only then to arbitration, which ends the dispute. Choose it by default.
When you want to keep the courts as the final step. Between professionals, the amicable and mediation steps are binding; with a consumer, mediation stays optional.
When speed and confidentiality matter more than a prior negotiation: the dispute goes straight to one or three arbitrators.
For a contract with a foreign party: a clause drafted in the language of your choice, with reservations on mandatory rules and enforcement abroad.
Not a contract clause but a standalone agreement, signed once a dispute already exists, to submit that dispute to arbitration.
The clause turns a future conflict into a known procedure.
The clause already says where the dispute is handled: the first party to act opens the case on ConcordIA and invites the other.
Periods, seat, language and governing law were settled when the contract was signed, when relations were still good.
ConcordIA provides the workspace and AI assistance. Mediators and arbitrators are always natural persons.
The clause is generated by AI from templates written for French law, with the necessary reservations. It remains an indicative draft: neither certified nor reviewed by a professional. Before signing, review by a lawyer is recommended, especially for a significant contract.
Yes, but only in the form of an optional conventional mediation. An arbitration clause cannot be enforced against a non-professional (art. 2061 of the French Civil Code), so the tool never offers one when you answer "No". The consumer also keeps free access to a consumer mediator.
The clause follows the language of the site (English or French). The International base lets you choose another drafting language (Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese) and a different language of proceedings. Enforcement abroad must be checked country by country.
Yes. Before signing, refine it as many times as you like. Once the contract is signed, any change requires an amendment agreed by all parties.
Generate as many clauses as you need at no cost. If you would like a legal professional to review and adapt your clause to your contract, this is available as a paid option.