Because Brief is a private company, the records you submit are stored and encrypted in our secure database and subject to our Privacy Policy. However, because this is a legal dispute those records may, at some point, become part of a public filing after an Award has been rendered.
If you disagree with Brief as the forum for this dispute, you should immediately consult an attorney. Failure to formally object may waive your right to object to this forum at a later date and the E-judge retains the ability to determine jurisdiction.
Please immediately contact Brief at [email protected] so that we can review, correct, or withdraw the Claim.
If you don’t recognize the plaintiff or this obligation, please immediately contact Brief at [email protected] so that we can review, correct, or withdraw the Claim.
Yes, Brief will guide you through the online dispute process, and you will have more than one opportunity to present your case and to upload your supporting evidence or documents.
Brief recommends that you consult with an attorney, but failure to respond to a Claim may result in a default Award or judgment against you.
Brief recommends that you consult with an attorney as you have the right to defend the Claim against you.
Yes, if there is a question of fact or evidence, the E-Judge will ask the parties to clarify information and may ask for additional written testimony, evidence or documents.
Yes, but only for a certain amount of time (a few weeks for each step). Brief provides you with a structured Claim review and Response protocol (with an associated time frame) that allows you to modify parts of a Claim at certain stages. Once the Claim is finalized and submitted by Brief to the E-Judge, …
You will be given the opportunity to object to the evidence and present any counter-evidence or written testimony you deem appropriate.
