<p>Arbitration begins when one party files a form with the selected arbitration organization.  However, most companies include a notice requirement in their arbitration clause where the customer agrees to notify the company of his/her intent to seek arbitration. The notice typically requests personal information from the customer, such as date of birth, full name, and address, along with a brief description of the customer’s complaint and the type of relief you would like from the company.  If your arbitration clause requires you to provide notice, and you elect to have Labaton Keller Sucharow LLP represent you, then we will work with you to complete this form and our firm will handle all communication and negotiations with the company.</p>

How do I start arbitration?

<p>You can continue to use the product while your arbitration claim is pending. Do not discuss your claim with anyone who is affiliated. Please notify us immediately if you receive any communications from the company about your claims or the arbitration.</p>

Can I continue to use the product while my arbitration is pending?

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Why do I need to sign the Attorney – Client Agreement?

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Why do I need to sign the Client Release?

<p>Click on one of the open cases to see if you qualify. Answer a few simple questions to start your claim. Sign the agreement to proceed further. Then register for the Client Portal to complete the steps for your claim.</p>

How do I file a claim?

<p>No, this is not a class action lawsuit. Your individual arbitration claim will be decided on its own facts, which is why we ask for more information than is normally required when signing up for a class action settlement.</p>

Am I signing up for a class action?

<p>Our fees will be a percentage of the settlement or recovery we obtain for you. That amount will depend on the rules in the state you live in. We only receive a fee if you win, and you will never owe us any money.</p>

How do your fees work?

<p>Yes, arbitration is a confidential, private process.</p>

Is arbitration confidential?

<p>Many consumer agreements or services have mandatory arbitration provisions in their agreements and/or terms of use, along with class action waivers. You probably signed these agreements, such as with banks and credit card companies, even if you’ve never seen them or do not remember. They are also found in many online click-through agreements, such as travel, shopping, gaming, or entertainment sites. These clauses not only require you to arbitrate your claim, but to do so individually.</p>

Why arbitration?

<p>Most of the time, arbitration can be conducted either by telephone or through documents provided by you and the company.</p>

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