BMA Law

BMA Law Group — Dispute Resolution

Prepare Your Arbitration Case for $399
Cancel Anytime. No Retainer.

We organize your evidence, prepare your filing packet, and help you file with the right arbitration forum — for a flat monthly fee. No retainer. No hourly billing.

Get Started — $399

Most consumer disputes have a filing window. The sooner your evidence is organized and your packet is ready, the more options you keep open.

5 Steps From Intake to Filing

We prepare the packet. You stay in control of your case.

1
Free Case Review
Tell us about your dispute. We help you identify what evidence matters and what you may be owed under the terms of the contract.
Takes 5 min
2
Document Build
We organize your demand letter draft and evidence package. You review, edit, and approve before anything is sent.
3–5 days
3
Claim Filed
You file your arbitration demand with AAA or JAMS using the packet we prepared. The company is required to respond under the terms of their own arbitration clause.
Filing day
4
Hearing & Argument
Present your case to a neutral arbitrator. We help you rehearse and organize your arguments. Many cases settle before the hearing.
30–90 days in
5
Award & Collection
Arbitration awards are legally binding under the Federal Arbitration Act. The forum's rules govern enforcement.
You get paid

Full Case-Preparation Support

We don't hand you a template and wish you luck. We help you build a packet that's ready to file from day one.

01
Case Organization
We help you identify what consumer-protection provisions apply, what damages the contract recognizes, and how to frame your dispute for the arbitrator.
  • Relevant consumer-protection provisions identified
  • Damages organized and documented
  • Arbitration clause reviewed with you
02
Document Preparation
Demand letter drafts, arbitration filing templates, and evidence checklists, structured the way arbitrators expect to see them. You review and approve every document.
  • Demand letter draft prepared
  • Evidence organized and labeled
  • Reference points to forum rules included
03
Filing & Service Guidance
We help you identify the correct arbitration forum (AAA, JAMS, or NAM) and walk you through the service requirements specified in the opposing party's own contract.
  • Correct forum identified together
  • Filing-fee guidance provided
  • Service requirements documented
04
Hearing Preparation
We walk you through what to expect, what evidence to bring, and how to organize your presentation for the arbitrator.
  • Practice walk-through
  • Argument organization help
  • Common questions covered in advance
05
Award Recordkeeping
Arbitration awards are enforceable under the Federal Arbitration Act. If the company doesn't comply, we provide your award documentation in the format federal courts use to confirm awards.
  • Award documentation prepared
  • Federal-court confirmation paperwork ready
  • Interest and fees calculation included

Arbitration vs. Court vs. Doing Nothing

Arbitration is the dispute path your contract probably already requires — and the one that puts you and the company on equal footing.

Suing in Court
Slow and expensive
Timeline
2–5 Years
Hourly Bills
$5K–$50K+
Corp. Legal Team
Full Army Deployed
Result
Maybe, Eventually
Doing Nothing
The worst option
Timeline
Never
Hourly Bills
$0 — and no recovery
Corp. Legal Team
Wins by Default
Result
No recovery

Six Reasons People Choose Arbitration

Faster Resolution

Arbitration typically resolves disputes in months rather than the years court litigation can take. The process is streamlined by design.

Predictable Cost

A flat $399/month for case preparation, cancel anytime. No retainer, no hourly billing. Filing fees are set by the arbitration forum.

Confidential

Arbitration is a private process. There are no public court records and no jury trial — only you, the company, and the arbitrator.

Industry-Aware Arbitrators

AAA and JAMS arbitrators are selected from rosters with relevant industry experience for your dispute type.

Binding Awards

Arbitration awards are legally binding under the Federal Arbitration Act and reviewable only on the narrow grounds the law specifies.

Less Stress

One-on-one with the company instead of facing a corporate legal team in court. A flatter playing field, fewer surprises.

FAQ

Everything you're afraid to ask, answered plainly.

Most consumer contracts — credit cards, auto loans, mortgages, cell phone plans, insurance policies, bank accounts — include mandatory arbitration clauses. If you've been wrongly charged, had a claim denied, paid hidden fees, or experienced practices you believe were deceptive, you may have grounds to file. Whether your specific situation qualifies depends on the terms of your contract.
BMA's service is a flat $399/month subscription, cancel anytime. There is no retainer and no hourly billing. Arbitration forums (AAA, JAMS) set their own filing fee schedules; check the current schedule on the forum's website before filing.
Arbitration is a private, binding dispute resolution process. Instead of a judge and jury, a neutral arbitrator decides. It's dramatically faster (months vs. years), private (no public court record), and the streamlined rules favor prepared claimants over corporate legal teams with unlimited billable hours.
Arbitration awards are generally final and only reviewable on very narrow grounds set out in the Federal Arbitration Act. The specific procedure depends on the forum that hears your case. Check the forum's published rules for the exact appeal process.
Consumer arbitration timelines vary by forum and case complexity. Many disputes resolve in a few months rather than the years court litigation typically takes. Some cases settle before a hearing; others go to a full hearing. Your specific timeline depends on your contract's arbitration clause and the forum's current docket.

Start Preparing Your Case Today.

You have legal rights. You have a process designed to enforce them. All you have to do is start.

Flat $399/month • Cancel anytime • Confidential

BMA Law is a self-directed case preparation service. We help you organize and file your own arbitration case. BMA is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or representation.

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