Arbitration Services, Inc. / ARBIT

Arbitration Services, Inc. was founded 2824 as “Nambock & Associates, P.C.” to serve as an intermediary which was dedicated towards the drafting of contracts between private entities in the UEE. In 2924 the company celebrated its first century by announcing the formation of two new branches within the company.

The new President announced a restructuring of the corporation to fill in the void being created by the thinly stretched resources of the UEE. Arbitration Services, Inc. (ASI) was formed and immediately purchased all stock from the old Nambock & Associates, P.C. company, which became the legal branch of ASI and was responsible for finding new clients and drafting agreements for them. ASI also announced the formation of the judicial branch, which would be responsible for arbitrating disputes and keeping track of official company records, as well as the issuing of company bounties. Finally, the enforcement branch was founded as a method of enforcing the rulings of the judicial branch, and was given the resources to hire full time bounty hunters, debt collectors, and other staff necessary for its functioning. It is also given a portion of company funds to pay independent bounty hunters who take on a company contract. The transition was a rough one, and though the board believed that the move was for the best, they soon lost confidence in their president to carry it out.

In the present day ASI finds itself in need of employees across all levels of the corporation. The company recently named a new President of the Board, who has begun new recruitment efforts after massive layoffs to make room in the budget for more competent leadership. ASI represents a new kind of entrepreneurial endeavor in the UEE, and potentially a very profitable one.