The phrase "an arbitration claim" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in legal contexts when referring to a formal request for arbitration to resolve a dispute.
Example: "The company filed an arbitration claim to settle the disagreement over the contract terms."
Alternatives: "a dispute claim" or "an arbitration request."
He has since filed an arbitration claim against JPMorgan for wrongful dismissal.
Mr. Rattner is now taking on his former partners in an arbitration claim.
In September 1999, Mr. Missirlian filed an arbitration claim with the American Arbitration Association.
It has filed an arbitration claim against the Philippine government with the World Bank.
The Knippas filed an arbitration claim against Capital Financial Services in November 2009 and are waiting for a hearing.
Ms. Taymor's union has been pursuing an arbitration claim against the "Spider-Man" producers, Mr. Cohl and Mr. Harris, claiming she is owed more than $500,000.
While Mr. Groetsch, who is 85, has an outstanding arbitration claim against the brokerage firm, he is quickly losing hope of recovering his $500,000.
Ecuador hired LBG to backup existing evidence of contamination for a private arbitration claim, filed by Chevron with the hope that a panel of corporate lawyers will force the Ecuadorian government, i.e., its taxpayers, to pay the judgment.
She is now suing the show's lead producers in federal court over royalties and copyright infringement, while also pursuing a separate arbitration claim through her directors' union over back pay and royalties.
In March Britain's Rurelec, which ran the Guaracachi power-generation plant Mr Morales confiscated in 2010, announced that it would file a $142m arbitration claim against the government.After nationalising the most profitable of Bolivia's "strategic" companies, however, Mr Morales seemed to realise he stood little to gain financially by expropriating the rest.
Fresh from its $355 million victory last May in an arbitration dispute with the Czech Republic, the central European television conglomerate controlled by the New York cosmetics heir Ronald S. Lauder, has begun a new arbitration claim for $275 million against the very television station it lost control of in 1999.
