Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if one of the parties stops paying its share of the fees due to Intelligent Justice?
Adjudication work will be suspended during any period that Intelligent Justice has not been paid in full for any charges then due and owing under the terms of the parties' Adjudication Agreement. However, any party that is paid in full will have the option to restart the adjudication process by paying the charges owed by the defaulting party. Under those circumstances the Adjudicator's verdict will require the defaulting party to repay any charges that were advanced by another party regardless of who may ultimately prevail in the dispute. That repayment obligation can be confirmed as part of an enforceable judgment through a simple procedure authorized by federal or state arbitration statutes.
