An ad hoc arbitration is any arbitration in which the parties have not selected an institution to administer the arbitration. This offers parties flexibility as to the...
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The table below sets out available statistics from the leading international arbitral institutions and other bodies on caseload and other matters. Arbitral...
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This Practice Note contains links to the current versions of the arbitration rules of a selection of major arbitral institutions as well as those of the United Nations...
CAM-CCBC Click here to download a PDF of the Getting The Deal Through arbitration guide for CAM-CCBC. The attached Getting the Deal Through (GtDT) guide gives information...
CEAC This Getting the Deal Through guide gives information on the Chinese European Arbitration Centre (CEAC) and its arbitration rules. It covers the role of CEAC, the...
CEA This Getting the Deal Through guide gives information on the Spanish Court of Arbitration or Corte Española de Arbitraje (CEA) and its arbitration rules. It covers...
CMA Click here to download a PDF of the Getting The Deal Through arbitration guide for the CMA. The attached Getting the Deal Through (GtDT) guide gives information on...
This Practice Note provides a high-level comparison of the arbitration rules of three leading arbitration institutions in Asia: the China International Economic Trade...
This Practice Note provides a high-level comparison of the arbitration rules of three leading arbitration institutions in Europe: the International Court of Arbitration...
Differences and overlaps between institutional and ad hoc arbitration This Practice Note considers the key differences between institutional and ad hoc arbitration as...
There are a significant number of different arbitral institutions, organisations and rules across the globe, and the distinctions between them are not always obvious. The...
Confidentiality is often cited as one of the cornerstones of the arbitral process and one of the reasons why parties opt for arbitration over court litigation. The...
Contracting parties rarely consider the fees or costs of the different arbitral institutions when drafting their arbitration agreements, although this should, ideally,...
CRCICA arbitration Click here to download a PDF of the Getting The Deal Through (GtDT) arbitration guide for Cairo Regional Centre for International Commercial...
This Practice Note considers cybersecurity in international arbitration. An introduction to cybercrime and cybersecurity in international arbitration A single arbitration...
Note: a revised edition of the DIS Arbitration Rules came into force on 1 March 2018. The current version of the GtGT guide will be updated in line with the publisher’s...
Statements of case and memorials—definitions and differences In English litigation, the ‘statements of case’ are the formal written documents which set out the parties’...
This Practice Note considers the issue of whether arbitral tribunals are empowered to strike out, summarily dismiss or expeditiously determine claims (or defences) in...
What is emergency arbitration? In general terms, emergency relief in arbitration proceedings can usually only be ordered once the arbitral tribunal has been constituted....
While parties may decide to refer their dispute to arbitration after it has arisen, it is more common for an arbitration agreement to be entered into at the time of...
Why choose expedited (aka fast-track) arbitration proceedings? Parties looking to avoid a lengthy dispute resolution procedure and excessive expenditure may agree to a...
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What is institutional arbitration? An institutional arbitration is one that is administered by an institution agreed upon by the parties and conducted in accordance with...
Interim and emergency measures are important ways in which national courts and arbitral tribunals can support the arbitration process. The term 'interim and emergency'...
NOTE: the KLRCA revised its rules in 2017 with effect from 1 June 2017. In March 2018, following the institution’s rebranding as the Asian International Arbitration...
This Practice Note links to a broad range of model arbitration clauses from leading, and less well-known, arbitral institutions, organisations and industry bodies. The...
Polish Chamber of Commerce This Getting the Deal Through (GtDT) guide gives information on the Polish Chamber of Commerce (PCC) including its Court of Arbitration,...
This Practice Note considers the limited grounds on which a party to international arbitration proceedings may apply for the correction, review and interpretation of an...