Conflict Check Limited review
A documented, questionnaire-led workflow for party and participant conflict disclosures.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Conflict Check Limited is a browser-based cloud service for arbitration professionals and law firms. It gathers disclosures from parties, counsel, witnesses, experts, funders, tribunal members, and other interested parties, then supports information exchange about potential conflicts and apparent bias. The workflow is designed to help professional users identify and document possible conflicts; it does not make legal determinations or provide legal advice. Access works through a browser on PCs, Macs, and tablets without additional software.
Pricing is straightforward but material for larger matters. The Per party plan costs US$575 per party as a one-time fee. The fee applies to each claimant and respondent after the free period, while tribunal members incur no fee. That structure makes the total cost depend on the number of charged parties rather than on a recurring subscription. Teams should calculate the expected party count before selecting the service, particularly when a matter involves several claimants or respondents.
Its main strength is documentation around a broad participant group. Questionnaire-based disclosure collection, automatic email reminders, prompts, multiuser collaboration, and authorized data sharing support a coordinated review process. The service also uses 128-bit AES encryption, hashing, and daily backups for stored information. However, prospective-matter screening remains a manual task, so firms seeking automated search workflows may need another approach. Conflict Check Limited suits arbitration teams that value structured disclosures and a retained record; it is less suitable for organizations prioritizing automated prospective checks or a lower per-matter cost.
Conflict Check Limited pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Screens parties, counsel, witnesses, experts, funders, and other participants
- Creates documented records with reminders and authorized collaboration
- Runs in browsers with encryption, hashing, and daily backups
- Where it doesn't
- US$575 one-time fee applies to each claimant and respondent
- Prospective-matter screening remains a manual task
- No desktop or mobile app is provided beyond browser access
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