Quick Support Guides
We have provided you with a number of questions and answers regarding the Conflict.Law system.
The opening of a case and submission of the initial settlement proposal are free of charge. If the initial proposal is not successful and one of the parties wishes to submit additional proposals, a fee of $20 per month applies to keep the case open for further settlement offers, with no limit on the number of proposals.
There is no involvement of any third party other than the two parties to the dispute. The Conflict team is responsible solely for the ongoing operation of the platform and does not intervene in the case between the parties.
If the parties successfully reach a settlement in the case, the system generates a settlement agreement in PDF format.
Each party submits their proposal based on a defined range—from the minimum to the maximum value they are willing to offer or accept—according to their own discretion.
No. The proposals submitted by each party remain confidential and are not visible to the other party within the system.
The Conflict system offers several settlement models, including financial-based settlement proposals, percentage-based allocation models, time-based settlement arrangements, and unit-based distribution models.
When opening a new case, you are required to provide the other party’s mobile phone number or, alternatively, their email address, so that the system can send them an invitation to join the case.
Yes. You can generate and share a unique case link, allowing the other party to access and join the case directly.
The parties are able to view all content entered into the system by each side. In addition, when one party submits a proposal, the other party receives a notification that a proposal has been submitted. It is important to note, however, that the parties are not exposed to the details of the proposal itself—only to the fact that a proposal has been submitted.
You can contact us 24/7 for any question or matter via email at: info@conflict.law
Benefit
The Benefits of Conflict.law
Key Benefits
This heading emphasizes the platform’s core strength: enabling fast and efficient dispute resolution without the need for third-party intervention. It highlights how Conflict.law streamlines negotiations, reduces costs, and allows both parties to independently reach balanced agreements within a structured system.
The Value
This phrasing focuses on the unique value Conflict.law delivers—empowering parties to maintain full control over the negotiation process while benefiting from a transparent, technology-driven framework. It underscores improved decision-making, reduced friction, and stronger preservation of each party’s interests.
The Advantages
This title highlights Conflict.law’s distinct advantage in modern dispute resolution: combining structured negotiation models with automated mechanisms that guide parties toward fair outcomes. It positions the platform as an innovative alternative to traditional legal processes, minimizing dependency on external mediators while maintaining professionalism and clarity.