Empowering Freelancers

Protect your freelance revenue with our cutting edge-dispute resolution platform

Helping Freelancers Get Paid

Brief's online arbitration process makes
enforcing your freelance contracts easy

As a freelancer, you know how difficult it can be to get paid on time. You also know there’s not a whole lot you can do when clients don’t pay. Collection agencies? They take up to 50% of what they recover. Getting a lawyer and taking your client to court for a single unpaid invoice? Not worth the time, money, or hassle.

When it comes to unpaid invoices, there just aren’t many options for freelancers.

Until now.

The Tools to Enforce Your Contracts

Brief’s online arbitration platform enforces your freelance contracts at a fraction of the cost, giving you legally binding resolutions within 45 days of your claim.

It’s all done online and there are no collection agencies or lawyers needed.

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How To Get Started With Brief

By moving the dispute resolution process online, we streamline settlements and arbitrations, giving you access to legal remedies that were once out of reach for freelancers.

Why Arbitration?

By moving the dispute resolution process online, we streamline settlements and arbitrations, giving you access to legal remedies that were once out of reach for freelancers.

Recoup Costs

When you make a claim, you can demand that any fees and costs involved in the arbitration process be recovered, essentially shifting the costs of arbitration to the client.

Let Them Know You Mean Business

With an arbitration clause in your contract and the weight of the law behind you, your clients will know to take your invoice policy seriously.

10 X More Efficient

Brief’s online arbitration platform resolves claims in around 45 days, compared to 410 days with traditional litigation or arbitration. We also make the process up to 90% more cost-effective. You only pay when a dispute happens.

Take Control of Your Invoice Recovery

Having a written contract in place with Brief’s arbitration clause gives you control over your freelance income.

Binding arbitration depends on having a detailed terms of service contract that is relevant and fit for the purpose. Many freelancers don’t utilize terms of service contracts when they begin to work with a new client. With the cost of hiring a lawyer and suing in civil court if the client breaches the contract, it’s easy to see why not. But with Brief’s online arbitration platform, filing an arbitration claim is easy, and makes having terms of services contracts a must for freelancers.

What’s in an arbitration clause?

An arbitration clause states that in case of default or dispute an arbitration platform that you and your client both agree on can be used to trigger a resolution process that is legally binding. When both parties sign the contract and agree, then the pathway to resolution is made simple, fast and effective.

The Brief Claims Process

Start Your Claim Online

Generate a claim online and upload your corresponding evidence. Brief serves your defaulting client (the Defendant) via email and certified mail.

Judge is Assigned

An independent and impartial judge with expertise in default settlements is then assigned to your claim.

Award Issued

The judge will issue an Award which can then be filed with the court to be converted into an enforceable judgment.

Defendant Responds

After being served with the claim, the Defendant is given access to our platform, and is given the opportunity to settle or respond to the claim. If they choose not to participate, the arbitration proceeds without their input.

Judge Reviews Evidence

The judge reviews all of the evidence and, if need be, can message you or the Defendant through the platform with any questions.

Start Your Claim Online

Generate a claim online and upload your corresponding evidence. Brief serves your defaulting client (the Defendant) via email and certified mail.

Judge is Assigned

An independent and impartial judge with expertise in default settlements is then assigned to your claim.

Award Issued

The judge will issue an Award which can then be filed with the court to be converted into an enforceable judgment.

Defendant Responds

After being served with the claim, the Defendant is given access to our platform, and is given the opportunity to settle or respond to the claim. If they choose not to participate, the arbitration proceeds without their input.

Judge Reviews Evidence

The judge reviews all of the evidence and, if need be, can message you or the Defendant through the platform with any questions.

The Brief Claims Process

Start Your Claim Online

Generate a claim online and upload your corresponding evidence. Brief serves your defaulting client (the Defendant) via email and certified mail.

Judge is Assigned

An independent and impartial judge with expertise in default settlements is then assigned to your claim.

Award Issued

The judge will issue an Award which can then be filed with the court to be converted into an enforceable judgment.

Defendant Responds

After being served with the claim, the Defendant is given access to our platform, and is given the opportunity to settle or respond to the claim. If they choose not to participate, the arbitration proceeds without their input.

Judge Reviews Evidence

The judge reviews all of the evidence and, if need be, can message you or the Defendant through the platform with any questions.

Giving Freelancers The Power of Arbitration

Over 80% of Fortune 500 Companies use arbitration as their preferred dispute resolution process, but for most freelancers, arbitration has been out of reach. Until now.

Brief protects over $500 million in business contracts, and with our revolutionary online arbitration platform, we are giving freelancers access to the law without the legal fees.

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We've made the process of protecting your contracts easy.

It starts with a simple update to the dispute resolution language within your agreements, and that’s it. No upfront fees and transparent pricing when claims are submitted.

Let’s get started with a few quick questions about your business, and we’ll suggest a dispute resolution clause that you can adopt into your agreements.