Dispute Resolution
Arbitration, mediation, and settlement agreements
Arbitration Agreement
Nobody wants to end up in a courtroom — it’s expensive, slow, and stressful. That’s exactly why arbitration agreements exist. By signing one before a dispute arises, both parties agree to settle disagreements through a private arbitrator instead of going to trial. It’s faster, usually cheaper, and keeps things confidential. The document covers which disputes are subject to arbitration, how the arbitrator is chosen, who pays the fees, and where proceedings take place. Our free template makes it easy to set up. Fill in the details, preview your document, and download as PDF or Word.
Arbitration Agreement (Canada)
Resolve disputes through arbitration under Canadian law. References provincial Arbitration Acts and ADR Institute of Canada rules.
Settlement Agreement (Canada)
Settle disputes with a legally binding Canadian Settlement Agreement. Includes full release, confidentiality, and non-disparagement clauses.
Settlement Agreement
In a dispute and want to resolve it without going to court? A Settlement Agreement lets both parties agree on the terms to end the conflict — who pays what, what actions are taken, and a mutual release of claims. It saves time, legal fees, and the stress of litigation. Whether it's a business disagreement, employment issue, or personal matter, settling in writing gives you a binding resolution both sides can live with. Our free template covers payment terms, releases, confidentiality, and more. Preview and download as PDF or Word.