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One job
Get the claim properly filed. Nothing else. Hearing strategy and representation stay with you or your counsel.
Flat-fee arbitration preparation
Your claim is real.
Your filing should be, too.
Arbitration clauses are everywhere. Most people never use them because getting a demand filed correctly is expensive, slow, or easy to get wrong. BMA exists to close that gap.
Not a law firm. Not legal advice. A structured prep service for AAA, JAMS, and similar forums.
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2,100+ cases prepared
AAA & JAMS ready
No hourly billing
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Why BMA exists
The clause is only useful if you can actually use it.
Arbitration language is buried in contracts, employment agreements, and fine print. Forums like AAA and JAMS will still dismiss a claim on a technicality if the filing isn’t structured correctly. Paying thousands for a lawyer just to organize the case — before you’ve argued it — is how most legitimate claims die.
We are not a law firm, and we are not replacing counsel. We are a flat-fee service that gathers, organizes, and formats your evidence into a professional demand for arbitration so you can submit with confidence. Intake. Evidence. Case packet. Filing. No retainers. No hourly surprises. No waiting for a lawyer’s calendar.
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Flat fee
$399 a month. No six-figure retainer to start. Cancel when the packet is done — or whenever you want.
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Forum-aware
Packets assembled against AAA or JAMS rules: timeline, claims summary, argument framework, exhibits in order.
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You stay in control
You review, you adjust, you submit. BMA does not file on your behalf and does not appear at the hearing.
Where does your dispute fit
Seven forums. One process.
Each dispute type has its own arbitration rules and evidence patterns. Start with the one that matches yours.
Consumer Disputes
Denied claims, billing disputes, service failures.
See consumer arbitration →Employment Disputes
Unpaid wages, wrongful termination, workplace disputes.
See employment arbitration →Contract Disputes
Breach of contract, vendor and service agreements.
See contract arbitration →Business Disputes
Partnership, vendor, and commercial disagreements.
See business arbitration →Insurance Disputes
Denied or underpaid insurance claims.
See insurance arbitration →Real Estate Disputes
Contractor, landlord, and property disputes.
See real estate arbitration →Family Disputes
Divorce and custody mediation preparation.
See family mediation →How it works
Four steps. Then you file.
The process is deliberately short. Most of the time is yours: answering questions and uploading what you already have.
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Intake
Guided questions on the dispute, the other party, the arbitration clause, key facts, and your goals. Save progress and return. Typically 1–2 hours.
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Evidence
Upload contracts, emails, receipts, photos, and records to a secure portal. BMA does not review for legal accuracy. We sequence them chronologically.
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Case packet
A structured demand for arbitration: timeline, claims summary, argument framework, organized exhibits. Built for AAA or JAMS rules. No legal jargon for its own sake.
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Filing
You review the packet, make last adjustments, and submit it to the forum. We give you where-and-how instructions. Submission itself is usually under an hour.
What to do next
Confirm the basics before intake.
A few minutes now keeps the packet clean and keeps you from stalling mid-upload.
Confirm the clause
Look for binding arbitration language — “arbitration shall resolve all disputes,” or a named forum such as AAA or JAMS.
Collect the record
Contracts, emails, invoices, receipts, photos, written communications. Include too much rather than too little.
Note the clock
Statute of limitations for the dispute type, plus the forum’s own time limits for initiating a claim.
Name the forum
AAA, JAMS, or another provider named in the contract. If silent, note what is common in your industry or jurisdiction.
Decide on counsel later
You can pursue the hearing yourself or hire an attorney after the packet exists. Preserve evidence now either way.
Know the boundary
BMA does not handle litigation, mediation, class actions, appeals, or cases without a binding arbitration agreement.
Common questions
Clear limits. No fine print theater.
If we are not the right fit, we say so before you spend a month of fees.
How is BMA different from hiring a lawyer for arbitration prep?
BMA is not a law firm and does not provide legal representation or advice. We organize evidence and draft a structured arbitration filing for AAA, JAMS, or similar forums. Lawyers typically charge retainers in the thousands and take months. BMA is a flat monthly fee for the prep work only — not the hearing.
What if my dispute doesn’t qualify?
We help with disputes covered by an arbitration clause: consumer, employment, contract, business, insurance, real estate, and family matters. If there is no binding arbitration agreement, or the matter needs class-action or appellate strategy, we will tell you the service is not a fit. We do not handle litigation, mediation, or court cases.
What happens after I receive the case packet?
You receive a formatted demand with organized evidence, a timeline, and a basic argument framework. You submit it to the forum and follow their rules. BMA does not file for you and does not represent you at the hearing.
Can I cancel at any time?
Yes. No long-term contract. Cancel anytime, including after you receive the packet. If you cancel mid-process, you still own the materials prepared to that point. Payments are billed monthly; cancel before the next cycle to stop further charges.
What if the other side ignores the filing?
BMA cannot compel participation. The forum’s rules govern default and next steps. Follow up with the administrator. For court intervention or enforcement, you will need separate legal advice. We do not provide it.
Ready when the clause is
Start intake. Own the packet. File on your terms.
$399 a month until you cancel. The work product is yours. The forum filing stays in your hands.
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