Built for disputes about value, not principle
Wireroom works when the honest core of a dispute is a number — what something is worth, what a loss cost, what a breach damaged. If your case needs a precedent, an injunction, or a public verdict, we'll screen it out for free and say so.
Commercial & contract
Breach, non-payment, failed deliveries, terminated agreements. The contract and the financials usually determine value — which makes these the fastest matters on the platform.
Employment
Wrongful termination, wage and hour, discrimination claims where the remedy sought is compensation. Resolved without the public filing that hurts both sides.
Personal injury
Motor vehicle, premises, and negligence claims. Medical records and comparable verdicts drive the valuation — delivered identically to both parties.
Construction
Defect, delay, and payment disputes. A limited exchange of the project file replaces years of expert-heavy discovery.
Insurance claims
Coverage and valuation disputes between insureds and carriers — where both sides benefit from a quantified cost-of-continuing forecast.
Real estate
Purchase disputes, escrow claims, broken deals, and valuation fights over property. Comparable transactions anchor the independent valuation.
Business torts
Interference, unfair competition, and misrepresentation claims where the practical question is the size of the loss.
Product liability
Defect claims where causation is clear enough that value — not liability theory — is the real fight.
Bankruptcy
Preference actions, claim objections, and estate disputes — where speed of resolution directly increases what's left for creditors.
Asset purchases
Post-closing disputes over earnouts, working capital adjustments, and representations — numbers questions by construction.
Buy & sell claims
Shareholder and partnership buyouts where the fight is over the price of an interest, not who's right.
Compromise controversies
Any civil matter both sides would rather price than litigate — including disputes already in suit that have grown more expensive than the gap between the parties.