Headquartered in Toronto, International Arbitration Service, Inc. (IAS) is one of North Americas leading dispute resolution institutions, offering cost-effective alternatives to expensive and often time-consuming litigation. Founded in 2002, (IAS) has a International panel of nearly 2,000 top-tier former judges and practicing specialists. We are confident that our ADR'S will help find a resolution to your revenue recovery problems.

IAS has already established itself as the number one market leader for ADR services in Canada, having worked with thousands of Canadian law firms, attorneys, insurance companies, corporations, and municipalities.
With the addition of our new US call center and headquarters located in downtown Chicago, IL, IAS offers all of its cross border service to its clients in the United States including telephone and video phone hearings through Cisco systems.

The company now has licensed hearing office's in all 50 states, including Puerto Rico, with specific expertise in the areas of Complex Commercial, Personal Injury, Payday loan Fraud, Check Fraud, Professional Liability, Construction, Insurance, Employment, Business and Real Estate dispute resolution. IAS administered ADR programs reflect a deep understanding of the marketplace, by affording clients effective ADR processes and an outstanding roster.

Over the course of any twelve-month period, IAS' clientele is so diverse, that no one entity represents more than 1% of IAS' revenues. As such, parties can rely on the fairness and integrity of a IAS-administered initiative.

With respect to Check Fraud Management, IAS has established a International reputation as one of the preeminent ADR administrators in the industry. More than 80% of IAS' staff has been employed with the company for more than 7 years. ADR's have significant experience in administering matters encompassing a variety of legal practice areas. They work closely with our clients to ensure that the proper neutral is assigned to the specific case at hand. Case Managers carefully oversee the administration of each matter, ensuring that cases are resolved in a timely, efficient and diligent manner.