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General

What is the Arbitration Law Database?

JURIS Arbitration Law provides immediate database access to 11 leading arbitration journals and more than 200 proprietary treatises, practice manuals, and monographs. JURIS Arbitration Law contains exclusive proprietary commentary, analysis, awards, and court decisions. Arbitration Law provides a powerful search engine that enables users to search for and access thousands of PDF documents in their original publication form, allowing for hassle-free citation and reference.

The JURIS Arbitration Law platform covers virtually all forms of international and domestic (United States) arbitration. It is a comprehensive database of commentary and analysis on over 100 leading institutional rules and national laws, including model submissions, precedents, and research materials on both procedural and substantive issues. Arbitration Law's proprietary materials provide comprehensive coverage of all practice aspects of the arbitral process, as well as trial advocacy and presentation. JURIS Arbitration Law is a comprehensive and indispensable research and learning tool.

What kind of content does Arbitration Law offer?

Arbitration Law's content includes JURIS book titles, Arbitration and Dispute Resolution Journals, as well as public domain library resources.

Is a subscription required to view online content?

A subscription is not required to view our extensive database of public domain arbitral awards, court decisions, legislation, commentary, and analysis, which you can access via a Free Arbitration Law Account. A subscription unlocks access to all JURIS Arbitration Law Premium Content and several premium features, such as IP Access log-in capability (allowing members of organizations or firms direct access to the database via IP Access, no log-in credentials needed). JURIS Premium Content includes all proprietary content available on Arbitration Law, including over 200 treatises, practice manuals, and monographs, as well as leading arbitration journals and books. JURIS Premium Content, such as journal/book chapters and articles, can be accessed without a subscription via individual purchase (à la carte). The cost of individually purchased Premium Content materials is $40.00 per item (chapter, article, etc.). View Arbitration Law's subscription options here.

Is online access available to institutions?

Yes! We offer online access to institutions via IP, allowing members of law firms, government agencies, law schools, and other institutions to access the database hassle-free. IP Access removes the need for institution members to log in individually using log-in credentials. For more information regarding IP Access, see the "IP Access" section below. Individuals can access Arbitration Law via the database's sign-in portal (using personal log-in credentials).

Contact Information and Helpful Links

Click Here to Contact JURIS Customer Service

For more information about Arbitration Law subscription options, use the links below:

Arbitration Law Full Subscriptions

Arbitration Law Journal Subscriptions

Arbitration Law Journal Subscription Pricing

For more information about Arbitration Law's search capabilities and functions, click here.

Video Tutorials

To learn more about navigating Arbitration Law, watch tutorial videos here.

Creating an Account

How do I create a free account?

To create a Free Arbitration Law Account, visit this page or click the "Log In" button in the top bar menu. All you need is an e-mail address, which will become your Free Arbitration Law Account username.

What are the benefits of a free account?

A Free Arbitration Law Account offers access to an extensive database of public domain arbitral awards, court decisions, legislation, commentary, and analysis. Search and download history is saved in each user's Arbitration Law account, and users have the opportunity to purchase JURIS Arbitration Law Premium Content à la carte.

Can I browse through the database before I sign up?

Yes, prior browsing is encouraged! Get to know the database by using the search box to search by Keyword, Title, ISBN, Author, Practice Area, or Jurisdiction. To narrow your search, rely on Boolean terms or use one of the many filters Arbitration Law offers. For more search details and tips, visit our How to Search Page.

What kind of content am I missing out on with a free account?

Free Arbitration Law Accounts do not offer 24-hour online access to JURIS Arbitration Law Premium Content, including proprietary treatises, practice manuals, and monographs, and Arbitration Law's 11 leading journals with complete archival access. Users searching with Free Arbitration Law Accounts are only able to view and download Arbitration Law's public domain content. To unlock full access to the world of Arbitration Law via a subscription, view our subscription options here.

How long is the free account active?

Free Arbitration Law Accounts do not expire; they remain active until cancelled.

I forgot the password for my Free Arbitration Law Account. Help!

Click here to reset your Free Arbitration Law Account password.

Purchasing an Article

Digital Products

Digital Products include PDF articles, chapters, books, or newsletters. Digital Products also include online subscriptions (Journal, Journal Bundle, or Full).

Digital Product Sales

ALL DIGITAL PRODUCT SALES ARE FINAL. NO REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED FOR DIGITAL PRODUCT SALES.

Individual Chapters and Journal Articles are only available for purchase in PDF format.

Purchase of Digital Products must be made via the Arbitration Law website. After check-out, buyers receive an e-mail including directions and the necessary download link(s) for purchased product(s). All sales of Digital Products are final. No refunds will be issued.

How do I purchase an article?

After locating an article you wish to purchase, select "Add to cart." From your shopping cart you can proceed to check-out or continue shopping. You may return to your shopping cart from any Arbitration Law page by selecting the cart icon in the upper right-hand corner of your screen. At check-out, if you are not logged into an Arbitration Law Account, you will be prompted to register (enter an e-mail address and create a password). If you have an Arbitration Law Account (Free or Subscriber) and are logged in, your e-mail will automatically appear as your account username. Please ensure that this e-mail address is current. After registering or logging in, you will be prompted to enter billing and payment information and, finally, review and submit your order. Once your order is complete, you will receive a corresponding order number and details regarding your order delivery.

Do I need to create an account to purchase an article?

You do not need to create a Free Arbitration Law Account in order to purchase an article. When purchasing an article, Arbitration Law automatically creates a Free Arbitration Law Account for first-time users. Using this Free Arbitration Law Account, users may return and view their order history, search and download history, and information regarding purchased file(s). Purchased files do not expire--users can view them an unlimited number of times.

I placed an order, what can I expect next?

After placing orders, users receive order confirmation e-mails (an order summary and, subsequently, a one-time download link for the purchased file(s)) from info@arbitrationlaw.com.

I haven't received any e-mails with my download link. Help!

The e-mail containing your download link(s) may have been filtered to your spam folder. To ensure delivery, before submitting your order, please white-list info@arbitrationlaw.com. (You will be prompted to do so by Arbitration Law.) If you cannot locate the e-mail containing the download link(s) for your purchase, log into your Arbitration Law Account and view the Orders listed on your "My Account" page. If you forgot your password, click here to reset i t.

I used my one-time download link, but I want to download the file I purchased again. Help!

Log into your Arbitration Law Account and view the Files tab on your "My Account" page. If you forgot your log-in credentials, click here to reset your password.

I have a coupon for an article purchase, where do I use it?

You can apply your coupon from your shopping cart or at check-out.

Terms of Use Digital Products (Full E-Books, Individual E-Book Chapters, and Individual PDF-Format Articles)

The PDF/e-book products and information available for purchase on this website ("Digital Products") are either owned by or licensed to JurisNet LLC (“Juris”) and are protected by the intellectual property laws of the United States and other jurisdictions. Juris and its licensors retain all proprietary rights to the Digital Products available on this website.

Unless otherwise specified on the product page and unless accessed under a multi-user or multi-site licensed-subscription, all Digital Products are single-use (licensed for use to the purchaser). Unless otherwise specified on the product page and unless accessed under a multi-user or multi-site licensed-subscription, no Digital Products may be distributed by the purchaser to other users.

Single-user PDF/EBooks are only licensed for use to one individual and cannot be shared. Multi-user PDF/EBooks are only licensed for use to one company and can be used by all employees at a single site/location. Multi-site PDF/EBooks are only licensed for use to one company and can be used by all employees at all sites/locations.

Some products (subscriptions covered by multi-user licenses) are available via IP access. Digital Products accessible via IP Access can be utilized by multiple users.

Digital Products are copyright-protected to prevent editing and copying capabilities. Some products also limit highlighting and the addition of comments. All Digital Products can be downloaded, saved, and printed.

The Digital Products on this website are provided "as is" and Juris makes no representations or warranties of any kind, including, but not limited to, the accuracy, completeness, or results obtained through use of these materials. You agree that your use of the Digital Products and information on this website is at your sole risk. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Juris disclaims all warranties, express and implied, including, but not limited to, implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Juris will not be liable for any damages of any kind arising from the use of the products and information on this site, including, but not limited to, direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, and punitive damages.

The products and information on this website are intended to assist attorneys and other professionals and do not, in whole or in part, constitute legal or other professional advice. This agreement is governed by and to be construed in accordance with the laws of the State of New York.

Individual chapters and journal articles are only available to be purchased in PDF format.

Purchase of Digial Products must be made via our website with a credit card payment. After check-out, purchasers receive e-mails confirming orders and including directions and download information for the product(s) they have purchased.

All sales of Digial Products are final. No refunds will be issued for the purchase of Digital Products.

IP Access

How does the IP Access process work?

If you are a first-time law firm or institution (government, law school, or other) subscriber to an Arbitration Law subscription, please include your institution or firm's IP address range in the comments section of your subscription check-out. Alternatively, after you place your order, enter your institution or firm's IP address when prompted in the confirmation e-mail you will receive. If you add further subscriptions to your Arbitration Law Account, the IP addresses you have previously provided will be applied to each new subscription. "IP Access" allows multiple members of a single organization (law firm, institution, government agency, etc.) to access Arbitration Law automatically via VPN. IP Access, granted with the Institution Full Subscription and Law Firm Full Subscription options, as well as the Institution and Law Firm Journal Subscriptions or Journal Bundle Subscriptions, allows multiple members of an organization or firm to access the database via a single subscription.

If you are an individual subscriber (you are subscribed to Arbitration Law with the Individual Full Subscription or Individual Journal/Journal Bundle Subscription), there is no need for you to provide JURIS with your IP address or range.

What is an IP address?

IP stands for Internet Protocol. Every computer on your institution or firm's network has a unique IP address. IP addresses are composed of a series of four numbers (bytes) separated by a full stop (period). IP address numbers separated by periods can range from 0 to 255.

What is a proxy server?

Some institutions or firms gain access to the Internet via an external server. These servers are known as "proxy servers." If your institution or firm relies on a proxy server, you will need to bypass it in order to access our online materials. The same applies if your institution or firm uses a firewall. There are some exceptions. If a proxy server or firewall has been set up to service your institution or one/some of its departments, you may be able to access Arbitration Law online materials without bypassing it. Your institution or firm's IT department is aware of whether your institution relies on a proxy server or firewall; it can offer assistance to bypass such firewalls/proxy servers.

Are there limits to the total number of IP addresses or ranges registered with Arbitration Law?

Arbitration Law customers may have multiple locations across large geographic distances. For this reason, we do not place limits on the total number of IP addresses or ranges registered with Arbitration Law. To avoid distribution to external users or locations, Arbitration Law requires that institutions and firms provide correct IP addresses or ranges for its member locations only.

How is IP address maintenance handled?

If you experience technical issues (e.g., some or all of your locations are unable to access Arbitration Law using existing IP address ranges), please contact us at info@arbitrationlaw.com and JURIS Customer Service will assist you. Likewise, if you would like to add a new IP address or range (or change an existing IP address or range), please email info@arbitrationlaw.com and JURIS Customer Service will assist you.

Bookstore Information

Shipping Information (United States)

If prepayment (payment before order delivery/immediate, e.g., credit card payment) is made on orders totaling $200.00 or more, standard domestic shipping is FREE.
If prepayment is not made, current standard shipping rates will apply.
Expedited delivery options are available for prepaid orders only. Expedited delivery options are currently not available in Arbitration Law's online check-out area. If you would like to arrange expedited delivery, please contact JURIS for information regarding current expedited delivery options and rates.

Shipping Information (International/Non-U.S.)

Shipments are made by Air Mail unless courier service is requested. Please contact JURIS for current courier service rates.

ALL DESTINATION DUTIES AND TAXES ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CUSTOMER.

Estimated Shipping Delivery Times

Standard Domestic: 5-10 business days
International Air Mail: 1-3 weeks
International Courier Service: 2-7 business days

Shipping Service Delays and Alerts

Click Here to review international shipping service delays and alerts.

Payments

When making payments, please note your order number and invoice number to allow us to properly credit your account.

Credit Card: We accept Visa, MasterCard, and American Express.

Check or Money Order: Arbitration Law and JURIS bill in U.S. dollars, requiring that payment be remitted in U.S. dollars with a check or money order drawn on a U.S. bank.

Bank Wire Transfers: To make a payment by bank wire transfer, please contact us at accounts@jurispub.com to receive complete wire transfer instructions. All bank charges associated with wire transfer payments are the responsibility of the customer. In order to cover processing fees charged by JURIS's bank, a $50.00 fee is added to the invoiced total for purchases paid for by wire transfer.

Monthly Statements and Invoices: In addition to the invoice remitted along with your order, if your account has a past due balance, you will also receive a monthly statement from JURIS. This monthly statement shows any unpaid account balance and lists purchases, payments, or credits applied to your account during the previous month.

Discounts

Volume discounts may be available with multi-title or multi-volume purchases. Contact JURIS for further details.

Academic Adoptions: Special-quantity discounts are available for customers planning to adopt (a) publication(s) for classroom use. Contact JURIS for further details.

Out-of-Date Publications: Stay current! JURIS can provide customers with update costs for publications or subscriptions that are out-of-date. Contact JURIS for further details.

Returns

Customers that are not completely satisfied with any print product purchased from JURIS may return products within 45 days as of the date of the original invoice (JURIS ship-date) for a full credit or refund (less any shipping and handling charges). Return labels are not provided, but there are no special shipping requirements for returning packages. This refund or credit is not applicable to Electronic Products or titles discounted 30% or more.

Returns should be sent to the following address:

JURIS Return Processing
Attn.: Returns Department
920 Links Avenue
Landisville, PA 17538

To ensure accurate processing, please enclose a copy of the original invoice and brief explanation for the return with your returned purchase.

All shipping, handling, or other expenses associated with returns are the responsibility of the customer. Customers forfeit any applicable discounts when returning items that formed part of a promotional sale.

All products returned to JURIS must be in undamaged, saleable condition, with transportation prepaid. We cannot refund or credit customers for returned books that: contain price or ISBN stickers, stamping, highlighting, inserted advertising materials, or other markings; are torn or worn; have damaged covers or pages; and/or have attached security devices. Products in those conditions will be returned to customers at their expense.

Digital Product Sales: ALL DIGITAL PRODUCT SALES ARE FINAL. NO REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED FOR DIGITAL PRODUCT SALES. Digial Products include PDF articles, chapters, books, or newsletters. Digial Products also include online subscriptions (Journal, Journal Bundle, or Full).

Cancellation of Service Renewal: Full credit will be granted within 45 days as of the invoice date. Customers must return all materials shipped within the renewal period to obtain credit. Returned materials must be in saleable condition. Shipping and handling charges are the customer’s responsibility. No refunds or credit will be given on paid subscriptions of newsletters, journals, reports or reporters, or other Arbitration Law subscriptions (Journal, Journal Bundle, or Full).

Terms of Sale: In the case of invoice orders, established customers in the U.S. have a net 30-day open account. Established customers outside of the U.S. may have a net 30-day open account at the discretion of the company. Proforma invoices may be sent to customers requiring pre-payment or with no established store credit. New York State residents must add applicable sales tax.

Claims

Click here to view the JURIS Journal Production Schedule and Claims Policy.

Arbitration Law Subscription

Subscription Information

What are the benefits of becoming a subscriber?

In addition to the public domain materials available via the Arbitration Law website, which includes arbitral awards, court decisions, BITs, rules, legislation, commentary, and analysis, subscribers unlock exclusive access to JURIS Arbitration Law Premium Content.

Subscribers are granted:

Unlimited PDF downloads of all JURIS material (public domain and Premium Content). Print and save all the documents you need, hassle-free!
Access to all Journals.
Complete access to the Roster of International Arbitrators.
Saved search and download history.

How long is a subscription active?

Subscriptions are valid for 12 months (1 year).

Do subscribers receive perpetual access/post-cancellation access?

No. Access is only possible during the subscription period, which is 12 months (1 year) ("Subscription Period"). If a subscription is not renewed at the end of the Subscription Period, a subscriber's access is terminated.

What type of subscription accounts do you offer?

Account options are as follows:

Individual Full Subscription. Individual accounts are accessed using personal log-in credentials consisting of a username (e-mail address) and password.
Law School, Government, or other Institution Full Subscription. Institution accounts are available to multiple users by Virtual Private Network (VPN) within restricted IP ranges.
Law Firm Full Subscription: Single Location. Law firm accounts are available to multiple users by VPN within restricted IP ranges.
Law Firm Full Subscription: Unlimited Locations. Law firm accounts are available to multiple users and locations by VPN within restricted IP ranges.

Is there a limit to how many users can access Arbitration Law at the same time?

With IP Access enabled, an unlimited number of users can access a single Arbitration Law Full Subscription simultaneously. These users must, however, form part of a registered/subscribed law firm or institution.

How do I purchase an Arbitration Law subscription?

Click here for pricing and contact information, or feel free to e-mail subscriptions@arbitrationlaw.com for more details.

Does Arbitration Law offer any free trials or test subscriptions?

Please contact info@arbitrationlaw.com for information regarding free trials.

Individual Full Subscription

How does an individual subscriber gain access to the database?

Individual subscribers gain access using log-in credentials consisting of a username (e-mail address) and password (selected by the user).

What sort of access does an Individual Full Subscription give me?

The Individual Full Subscription entitles an authorized user to enjoy 24-hour online access to all JURIS Arbitration Law Premium Content (in addition to all public domain materials available on Arbitration Law, which includes arbitral awards, court decisions, legislation, commentary, and analysis). The Individual Full Subscription also grants a subscriber access to all Arbitration Law Journals. With the Individual Full Subscription, access is limited to a single user, site, or location.

Can multiple users use the same log-in credentials for an Individual Full Subscription?

No. Only one user can be logged in using the log-in credentials linked to an Individual Full Subscription. If you would like multiple members of your organization or law firm to be able to access the benefits of a JURIS Arbitration Law Full Subscription simultaneously, please consider subscription options that provide multi-user access.

When I enter my log-in credentials, I receive a message saying that they are invalid. Why?

Usernames and passwords are case-sensitive. Please ensure that they are being entered correctly. If you would like to reset your password, click here.

I am an individual subscriber and I forgot my log-in credentials. Help!

If you forgot your password, simply use our password reset function. Once you enter your username (the e-mail address you used to register with Arbitration Law), you will receive a message containing instructions. If you forgot your username or registered e-mail address (or it has changed since you first registered), please contact JURIS Customer Service at info@jurisarbitrationlaw.com.

What if I no longer use the e-mail address I provided when I created my Arbitration Law Account?

The e-mail address used to register an account is a user's primary identifier in Arbitration Law's records. It is important for communication detailing all Arbitration Law transactions, promotions, and correspondence. If your e-mail address has changed, please contact info@arbitrationlaw.com to update the address on record.

Law School, Government, or other Institution Full Subscription

What is the best Arbitration Law subscription option for a law school, government agency, or other institution?

The Law School, Government or other Institution Full Subscription grants multiple members of a subscribed group access to a single subscription via the use of IP range. Once an IP is set up for a subscribed group or institution, members are able to bypass the log-in step and simply access the database without inputting credentials.

What sort of access does a Law School, Government, or other Institution Full Subscription grant me?

The Law School, Government, or other Institution Full Subscription entitles authorized users in your organization to enjoy 24-hour access to all JURIS Arbitration Law Premium Content (in addition to all public domain materials available on Arbitration Law, which includes arbitral awards, court decisions, legislation, commentary, and analysis). The Law School, Government, or other Institution Full Subscription also grants subscribers access to all Arbitration Law Journals. With the Law School, Government, or other Institution Full Subscription, access is limited to a single site or location. Site-wide access is arranged via an institution's secure network.

Can members of a subscribing law school, government, or other institution access the site remotely?

A group’s subscription can only be accessed when a user is connected to the subscribing organization's Virtual Private Network (VPN), which is located within a restricted IP range. Individuals working remotely (from outside the reach of an organization's IP range and without access to its VPN) may need to subscribe individually via Arbitration Law's Individual Full Subscription.

What if I no longer use the e-mail address I provided when I created my Arbitration Law Account?

I am an administrator at my institution. I need to change the IP address details for my institution that are registered with JURIS Arbitration Law. What should I do?

Please contact JURIS Customer Service at info@arbitrationlaw.com.

My institution has a Law School, Government, or other Institution Full Subscription. I can access the website but am not able to see the full text of certain materials. I am being prompted to enter log-in credentials/I see "subscribe to download" and "add to cart" for products I should automatically have access to. Why is this happening?

If you are using IP Access, it is likely that the IP address for your computer is not recognizable to our system.

This failure could be due to the following conditions:

Your subscription has not yet been activated.
When your organization's Law School, Government, or other Institution Full Subscription was activated, not all of your institution's IP addresses were registered (and the one you are currently using was omitted).
Certain subnets of your institution are routed through a proxy server and Arbitration Law was not made aware of this routing.

If you are experiencing issues accessing Arbitration Law via IP Access, please contact JURIS Customer Service at info@arbitrationlaw.com. We will need to verify your account and IP address information and confirm that IP Access has been set up correctly by our staff and yours.

Law Firm Full Subscription

What is the best Arbitration Law subscription option for a law firm?

The Law Firm Full Subscription grants multiple members of a subscribed group access to a single subscription via the use of IP range. Once an IP is set up for a subscribed law firm, members of the firm are able to bypass the log-in step and simply access the database without inputting credentials.

Are there different subscription options for law firms that have a single location or multiple offices across different geographic areas?

Yes, there are two options: 1) Law Firm Full Subscription: Single Location, and 2) Law Firm Full Subscription: Unlimited Locations.

How does JURIS Arbitration Law define a single office location?

In most cases, Arbitration Law defines "single location" as a single location within one geographic area (e.g., one office or offices within one city). If all of your firm's offices/locations are within one geographic area (city), you are eligible for, and can benefit from, our Law Firm Full Subscription: Single Location. If your firm has multiple offices in several geographic areas (cities), Arbitration Law's Law Firm Full Subscription: Unlimited Locations is the most suitable option for you.

What happens if I have technical issues with IP Access?

If you are experiencing issues accessing Arbitration Law via IP Access or have any other technical queries, please contact JURIS Customer Service at info@arbitrationlaw.com.

What if I no longer use the e-mail address I provided when I created my Arbitration Law Account?

I am an administrator at my law firm. I need to change the IP address details for my law firm that is registered with JURIS Arbitration Law. What should I do?

Please contact JURIS Customer Service at info@arbitrationlaw.com.

My law firm is subscribed to a Law Firm Full Subscription (Single Location/Unlimited Locations). I can access the website but am not able to see the full text of certain materials. I am being prompted to enter log-in credentials/ I see "subscribe to download" and "add to cart" for products I should automatically have access to. Why is this happening?

If you are using IP Access, it is likely that the IP address for your computer is not recognizable to our system.

This failure could be due to the following conditions:

Your subscription has not yet been activated.
When your law firm's Law Firm Full Subscription was activated, not all of your law firm's IP addresses were registered (and the one you are currently using was omitted).
Certain subnets of your law firm are routed through a proxy server and Arbitration Law was not made aware of this routing.

Payments and Renewals

Digital Product Sales

ALL ELECTRONIC PRODUCT SALES ARE FINAL. NO REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED FOR ELECTRONIC PRODUCT SALES.

Individual Chapters and Journal Articles are ONLY available for purchase in PDF format.

Purchase of Electronic Products MUST be made via the Arbitration Law website. After check-out, buyers receive an e-mail including directions and the necessary download link(s) for purchased product(s). All sales of Electronic Products are final. NO refunds will be issued.

Which payment methods does JURIS accept?

JURIS accepts Visa, MasterCard, and American Express. Credit card payment is the easiest way to make your purchase online. You can make a credit card purchase directly from the Arbitration Law shopping cart check-out. Alternate payment methods, such as check, money order, or wire transfer, may be arranged through contact with JURIS Customer Service at info@arbitrationlaw.com. Please keep in mind that usage of alternative (non-credit card) payment methods may result in delayed payment. Delayed payment may cause suspension of your Arbitration Law subscription by JURIS.

How do I renew my subscription?

Thirty (30) days before your subscription expires, you will be notified of its pending expiration via e-mail. There is no automatic renewal option. In order to renew your subscription, you must place an order for a new subscription from the Arbitration Law website (click here for the Full Subscription Page). Upon timely completion of your new order, your subscription will be renewed and you will receive e-mail confirmation of the renewal. Twelve months (1 year) of access will be added to any time remaining in the period of your original subscription (e.g., if your previous subscription was scheduled to remain valid for 2 more months, you now have 14 months of access remaining).

If I do not renew my subscription, do I retain any access to online content?

If a subscriber does not renew their subscription, they will lose access to JURIS Arbitration Law Premium Content. However, they will retain access to their account and IP Access will remain activated.

I recently received a renewal notice asking for payment. My records show that my account is current. Why have I received this notice?

If you are not paying with a credit card, it may be that your payment was processed after the automatic renewal notice was sent. If you paid using a credit card and still received a renewal notice, please contact JURIS Customer Service at info@arbitrationlaw.com. In your e-mail, please include the e-mail address associated with your account, the date and method of subscription payment, and the full amount paid.

I am not certain that I paid to renew my subscription. Can you check to see if you received my payment?

Please note that alternative (non-credit card) payment methods can take up to 10 days to process. Online credit card payment is the fastest, most effective payment method. If you made a payment with an alternative (non-credit card) payment method more than 10 days ago and it has not processed, please contact JURIS Customer Service at info@arbitrationlaw.com. In your e-mail, please include the e-mail address associated with your account, the date and method of subscription payment, and the full amount paid.

Is there a 'grace period' for electronic access or do Arbitration Law subscribers get 'locked out' at the end of their current Subscription Periods?

JURIS understands that renewal negotiations can be complex and lengthy, but JURIS Arbitration Law subscriptions do not typically include a payment-pending “grace period” for online access. Online credit card payment is the fastest, most effective payment method. If you wish to use an alternative (non-credit card) payment method, we encourage you to initiate your payment process well in advance of the end of your Subscription Period.

Journal Subscriptions

Subscription Information

How many journals does Arbitration Law offer?

Arbitration Law currently offers online access to 11 leading journals with complete archival access to over 5,000 articles.

How far back does Arbitration Law's online journal content go?

Arbitration Law offers complete archival access to all current and prior journal publications. The spans of these archives vary depending on the journal, but Arbitration Law hosts the entire collection of a journal's issues--from Day 1 until today. By way of example, archival access to Dispute Resolution Journal (DRJ) boasts over 50 years' worth of in-depth articles.

How do I subscribe to an Arbitration Law journal?

You can view our Journal and All Journal Online Access Bundle Subscription (also referred to as "The Bundle") options by visiting our Journals Page. We also offer journal subscriptions options for institutions (law schools, governments, and more) and law firms (see below for further information regarding these subscription options).

What are the available formats for journal subscriptions?

You can purchase digital subscriptions via Arbitration Law and print subscriptions via JURIS Publishing. If you are interested in digital-and-print combination subscriptions, please contact Arbitration Law at info@arbitrationlaw.com.

Which format offers the best deal?

Digital subscriptions offer searchable PDF format versions of journals with 24-hour online database access and unlimited downloads. It is the most inexpensive and up-to-date way to view, save, print, and share journal issues.

Is the digital PDF format version of a journal identical to the print version?

Yes. Conveniently, format and pagination are identical in the digital and print versions, making citation a breeze.

Is there a discount if we buy more than one journal subscription?

If you are interested in purchasing subscriptions to all of Arbitration Law's journals, the All Journal Online Access Bundle Subscription is the perfect option for you.

What types of journal subscription options are available?

Arbitration Law's Journal Subscription options are as follows:

Individual Journal Subscription. Individual accounts are accessed using personal log-in credentials consisting of a username (e-mail address) and password.
Law School, Government, or other Institution Journal Subscription. Institution accounts are available to multiple users by Virtual Private Network (VPN) within restricted IP ranges.
Law Firm Journal Subscription: Single Location. Law firm accounts are available to multiple users by VPN within restricted IP ranges.
Law Firm Journal Subscription: Unlimited Locations. Law firm accounts are available to multiple users and locations by VPN within restricted IP ranges.

Is there a limit to how many users can access Arbitration Law journals at the same time?

With IP Access enabled, an unlimited number of users can access a single Arbitration Law Journal Subscription simultaneously. These users must, however, form part of a registered/subscribed law firm or institution.

What does each Journal Subscription option cost and how do I purchase it?

Click here for journal subscription pricing, or feel free to e-mail subscriptions@arbitrationlaw.com for more details.

How long do Journal Subscriptions last?

The Subscription Period for online-access Journal Subscriptions is 12 months (1 year).

Do subscribers receive perpetual access/post-cancellation access?

No. Access is only possible during the Subscription Period. If a subscription is not renewed at or before the end of the Subscription Period, a subscriber's access is terminated.

Can I purchase single articles or chapters from Arbitration Law journals?

Yes, single articles or chapters can be purchased individually. See the Purchasing an Article section under General above.

Subscription Pricing

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Individual Journal Subscription

How does an individual subscriber gain access to the database and his/her Individual Journal Subscription?

Individual subscribers gain access using log-in credentials consisting of a username (e-mail address) and password (selected by the user).

What sort of access does an Individual Journal Subscription give me?

The Individual Journal Subscription entitles an authorized user to enjoy 24-hour online access to all JURIS Arbitration Law Journals that he/she currently subscribes to. In addition, the subscriber has access to all public domain materials available on Arbitration Law, which includes arbitral awards, court decisions, legislation, commentary, and analysis. With the Individual Journal Subscription, access is limited to a single user, site, or location.

Can multiple users use the same log-in credentials for an Individual Journal Subscription?

No. Only one user can be logged in using the log-in credentials linked to an Individual Journal Subscription. If you would like multiple members of your organization or law firm to be able to access the benefits of a JURIS Arbitration Law Journal Subscription simultaneously, please consider subscription options that provide multi-user access.

When I enter my log-in credentials, I receive a message saying that they are invalid. Why?

Usernames and passwords are case-sensitive. Please ensure that they are being entered correctly. If you would like to reset your password, click here.

I am an individual subscriber and I forgot my log-in credentials. Help!

What if I no longer use the e-mail address I provided when I created my Arbitration Law Account?

Law School, Government, or other Institution Journal Subscription

How does a Law School, Government, or other Institution gain journal subscription access?

Using the Law School, Government, or other Institution Journal Subscription, multiple members of a subscribed group are granted access to a single subscription via the use of IP range. Once an IP is set up for a subscribed group or institution, members are able to bypass the log-in step and simply access the database without inputting credentials.

What sort of access does a Law School, Government, or other Institution Journal Subscription give me?

The Law School, Government, or other Institution Journal Subscription entitles authorized users in your organization to enjoy 24-hour access to all JURIS Arbitration Law Journals that your institution currently subscribes to. With the Law School, Government, or other Institution Journal Subscription, access is limited to a single site or location. Site-wide access is arranged via an institution's secure network.

Can subscribers to a Law School, Government, or other Institution Journal Subscription access the site remotely?

A group’s subscription can only be accessed when a user is connected to the subscribing law firm's Virtual Private Network (VPN), which is located within a restricted IP range. Individuals working remotely (from outside the reach of an institution's IP range and without access to its VPN) may need to subscribe individually via Arbitration Law's Individual Journal Subscription.

Who is entitled to access the Arbitration Law Journals online from my institution?

All members of the subscribing institution are entitled to online access.

As an IP Access subscriber, do I need to log in with log-in credentials to access the online journals?

No, individual users at institutions using IP Access do not need to log in using log-in credentials. Access is automatically granted to members within the restricted and authorized IP range.

What if I no longer use the e-mail address I provided when I created my Arbitration Law Account?

I am an administrator at my institution. I need to change the IP address details for my institution that are registered with JURIS Arbitration Law. What should I do?

Please contact JURIS Customer Service at info@arbitrationlaw.com.

My institution has a Law School, Government, or other Institution Journal Subscription to Arbitration Law. I can access the website but am not able to see the full text of certain materials. I am being prompted to enter log-in credentials/ I see "subscribe to download" and "add to cart" for products I should automatically have access to. Why is this happening?

If you are using IP Access, it is likely that the IP address for your computer is not recognizable to our system.

This failure could be due to the following conditions:

Your subscription has not yet been activated.
When your institution's Law School, Government, or other Institution Journal Subscription was activated, not all of your institution's IP addresses were registered (and the one you are currently using was omitted).
Certain subnets of your institution are routed through a proxy server and Arbitration Law was not made aware of this routing.

If you are experiencing issues accessing Arbitration Law via IP Access, or have any other technical queries, please contact JURIS Customer Service at info@arbitrationlaw.com. We will need to verify your account and IP Address information and confirm that IP Access has been set up correctly by our staff and yours.

Law Firm Journal Subscriptions

What is the best Arbitration Law Journal Subscription option for a law firm?

Using Arbitration Law's Law Firm Journal Subscriptions, it is possible to provide multiple members of a subscribed group access to a Journal Subscription via the use of IP range. Once an IP is set up for a subscribed law firm, members of the firm are able to bypass the log-in step and simply access the database and Journal Subscription without inputting credentials.

Are there different subscription options for law firms that have a single location or multiple offices across different geographic areas?

Yes, there are two options: 1) Law Firm Journal Subscription: Single Location, and 2) Law Firm Journal Subscription: Unlimited Locations.

How does JURIS Arbitration Law define a single office location?

What happens if I have technical issues with IP Access?

If you are experiencing issues accessing Arbitration Law via IP Access or have any other technical queries, please contact JURIS Customer Service at info@arbitrationlaw.com.

What if I no longer use the e-mail address I provided when I created my Arbitration Law Account?

I am an administrator at my law firm. I need to change the IP address details for my law firm that is registered with JURIS Arbitration Law. What should I do?

Please contact JURIS Customer Service at info@arbitrationlaw.com.

My law firm has a Law Firm Journal Subscription (Single Location/Unlimited Locations). I can access the website but am not able to see the full text of certain materials. I am being prompted to enter log-in credentials/ I see "subscribe to download" and "add to cart" for products I should automatically have access to. Why is this happening?

If you are using IP Access, it is likely that the IP address for your computer is not recognizable to our system.

This failure could be due to the following conditions:

Your subscription has not yet been activated.
When your law firm's Law Firm Journal Subscription was activated, not all of your law firm's IP addresses were registered (and the one you are currently using was omitted).
Certain subnets of your law firm are routed through a proxy server and Arbitration Law was not made aware of this routing.

Subscription Process

I want to subscribe to an All Journal Online Access Bundle Subscription, how does the journal subscription process work?

If you would like to obtain an All Journal Online Access Bundle Subscription (also referred to as "The Bundle"), you must visit the All Journal Online Access Bundle Subscription page, select the subscription option that is appropriate for you (e.g., Law Firm Journal Bundle Subscription: Single Location), and add it to your shopping cart. Once the journal is added to your shopping cart, you may continue shopping or check out to complete your order.

At check-out, you will be prompted to enter an e-mail address. If you already have an Arbitration Law Account, your e-mail address will automatically populate your check-out page. Please ensure that this e-mail address is current. After registering or logging in, you will be prompted to enter billing and payment information and, finally, review and submit your order. At check-out, there will be an option to add additional comments. If you plan to subscribe via IP Access, you can expedite the IP Access activation process by including your IP Address range in this comment section. If you do not include your IP Address range in your order comments, you will receive an e-mail from JURIS Customer Service requesting your IP Address range within 48-72 hours. Once your order is complete, you will receive a corresponding order number and details regarding your order delivery.

I placed an order, what can I expect next?

After placing orders, users receive order confirmation e-mails (an order summary and, subsequently, a one-time download link for the purchased file(s)) from info@arbitrationlaw.com. If you are seeking multi-user access via IP Access, please look out for an Arbitration Law e-mail requesting your IP Address information. Please allow 48-72 hours for this e-mail to arrive.

I haven't received any emails with my download link. Help!

The e-mail containing your download link may have been filtered to your spam folder. To ensure delivery, before submitting your order, please white-list info@arbitrationlaw.com. (You will be prompted to do so by Arbitration Law.) If you cannot locate the e-mail containing the download link for your purchase, log into your Free Arbitration Law Account and view the Orders listed on your "My Account" page. If you forgot your password, click here to reset i t.

Payments and Renewals

Digital Product Sales

ALL DIGITAL PRODUCT SALES ARE FINAL. NO REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED FOR DIGITAL PRODUCT SALES.

Individual Chapters and Journal Articles are ONLY available for purchase in PDF format.

Purchase of Digital Products MUST be made via the Arbitration Law website. After check-out, buyers receive an e-mail including directions and the necessary download link(s) for purchased product(s). All sales of Digital Products are final. NO refunds will be issued.

Which payment methods does JURIS accept?

How do I renew my subscription?

If I do not renew my subscription, do I retain any access to online content?

I recently received a renewal notice asking for payment. My records show that my account is current. Why have I received this notice?

I am not certain that I paid to renew my subscription. Can you check to see if you received my payment?

Is there a 'grace period' for electronic access or do Arbitration Law subscribers get 'locked out' at the end of their current Subscription Periods?

Claims

Click here to view the JURIS Journal Production Schedule and Claims Policy.

Subscription Agent FAQ

Pricing

A complete price list for our Arbitration Law Online Journals can be downloaded from our website at the following location: https://arbitrationlaw.com/journal-subscription-pricing.

Discount to Agents

Agents can deduct 5% from all institutional and law firm pricing quoted online for credit card payments. This discount is not applicable if payment is made by alternative payment methods (check, money order, or bank wire transfer).

Payment Terms

All orders must be pre-paid in U.S. dollars drawn from a U.S. bank. Where applicable, New York State residents must pay New York State sales tax.

Subscriptions will not commence until full payment is received. JURIS does not issue invoices for unpaid Journal Subscriptions. Proforma invoices can be issued if formal price quotation documents are required.

In the event that a subscription order is underpaid, you will be invoiced for the outstanding difference and the subscription will be placed on suspension until the balance is received.

Payment Methods

The following payment methods are accepted:

Credit card (American Express, Visa, and MasterCard).
Check drawn from a U.S. bank in U.S. dollars.
Bank wire transfer.

Email info@arbitrationlaw.com for JURIS Banking details for wire transfer.

Please quote “proforma” invoice number and product name as the reference when making payment via wire transfer. Please send remittance information to subscriptions@arbitrationlaw.com.

In order to cover processing fees charged by JURIS's bank, a $50.00 fee is added to the total for all purchases paid for by wire transfer. Payments via wire transfer may not be made for orders under $200.00 USD

In the interest of reducing delays for our customers, our preferred payment method is credit card. Checks and other alternative payment methods are subject to lengthier physical delivery and bank clearance processes.

Online Access Subscription

Subscription Agents can register a client for online access to ArbitrationLaw.com, but the e-mail address associated with the account must belong to the end-user, not the subscription agency. Log-in credentials and site-generated receipts will be e-mailed to the end-user e-mail associated with the account. Upon request, order receipts can be provided to the subscription agent.

JURIS sends renewal notification notices thirty (30) days prior to expiration of online subscriptions via e-mail to the e-mail address associated with each account. If you are currently receiving your renewal notice by regular mail, please provide us with your current e-mail address, as e-mail delivery will significantly speed up the transfer of information.

If payment for renewal is not received by JURIS before the expiration of a Subscription Period, the Journal Subscription will lapse.

Print Subscription

After the initial Subscription Period, invoices for renewal will be posted to your account and sent to you via regular mail. You will be automatically invoiced for renewals unless we are notified of cancellation.

If payment for renewal is not received by JURIS before the invoice due date, the Journal Subscription will be subject to suspension.

Reports

Upon request, JURIS can provide reports for subscription agents. These reports include:

List of agent's current subscriptions.
List of outstanding (unpaid) proforma invoices.
List of outstanding subscription underpayment invoices.
Usage statistics reports for online access.

Tax

USA - JURIS has sales tax registrations for New York State. Relevant New York State sales taxes will be appropriately charged. Please provide a copy of any reseller or sales tax exemption certificate you hold.

Delivery for Print

All prices include standard delivery to addresses within the U.S. Please allow 5 to 10 days for standard delivery within the U.S.

Shipping and handling charges are additional fees for all international (non-U.S.) deliveries/purchases.

Expedited shipping options are available and expedited pricing can be quoted upon request. For further information, please contact info@arbitrationlaw.com

Subscription Refund Policy

Digital Product Sales

ALL DIGITAL PRODUCT SALES ARE FINAL. NO REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED FOR DIGITAL PRODUCT SALES.

All subscription orders are regarded as firm and subscription payments are non-refundable.

Claims for Missing Print Issues

Click here to view the JURIS Journal Production Schedule and Claims Policy.

Please note that free replacement copies will only be sent if claims are made within six (6) months as of order or date of publication, whichever is later.

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