I will draft commercial arbitration demand, case brief, and exhibit summaries
Licensed US Attorney Commercial Litigation, Business Disputes
About this Gig
Welcome to my Gig!
I am Daniel James Gomez, a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar No. #310796), and I prepare complete, forum-compliant commercial arbitration document packages that frame your position powerfully and give arbitrators exactly what they need to rule in your favor.
I draft arbitration documents for disputes involving:
- Breach of commercial contracts
- Vendor, supplier, and service agreement failures
- Partnership and shareholder conflicts
- Construction and licensing disagreements
- Franchise and distribution disputes
Complete arbitration documents I prepare:
- Formal arbitration demand and statement of claim
- Written case brief with legal arguments and case law citations
- Exhibit summaries that make your evidence impossible to ignore
- Witness statements and pre-hearing memoranda
- Full arbitration strategy memo (Premium)
- Formatted for AAA, JAMS, ICC, or private arbitration forums
Why this matters: Poorly prepared arbitration filings lose before anyone speaks. Every document I draft is jurisdictionally precise, legally argued, and strategically built to win.
Message me with your arbitration clause and dispute summary before ordering and I will confirm your package.
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FAQ
Are you a licensed U.S. attorney who personally prepares all arbitration documents?
Yes, I am Daniel James Gomez, a licensed U.S. attorney with Bar No. #310796. Every arbitration document I deliver from the demand to the case brief to the exhibit summaries is personally prepared by me
Which arbitration forums do you prepare documents for?
I prepare documents for all major U.S. and international commercial arbitration forums including the American Arbitration Association (AAA), JAMS, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), and private arbitration proceedings.
What is included in the arbitration demand and statement of claim?
The arbitration demand includes: the full identification of all parties, the applicable arbitration clause or agreement, a detailed statement of the facts and timeline of the dispute, the specific legal and contractual basis for your claims, a calculation of the damages and all required components
What is a case brief in commercial arbitration
A case brief is a written legal argument document that presents your strongest claims to the arbitrator in a clear, persuasive, and logically structured format.
What are exhibit summaries and why do I need them?
Exhibit summaries are concise, professionally written descriptions of each piece of documentary evidence you are submitting, what the document is, what it proves, and why it is critical to your claim.
