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.