Dr. Andreas Reiner

ARP Attorneys

Active as sole arbitrator, tribunal chair, co-arbitrator and party counsel in arbitrations under institutional rules of the ICC, LCIA, VIAC, ICSID, the Court of Arbitration of the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Permanent Court of Arbitration of the Croatian Chamber of Commerce, the Arbitral Institute of the Finnish Chamber of Commerce, the Association Française de l’Arbitrage (AFA), the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Romania (CCIR), UNCITRAL and in a variety of other ad hoc arbitrations.

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Challenging arbitral awards in Austria

Practice Notes

This Practice Note considers the grounds for challenging (or setting aside) arbitral awards in the Austrian courts and the procedure for doing so. Appeals on the merits are not available in Austria but awards may be set aside for UNCITRAL Model Law reasons and for violations of Austrian procedural public policy.

Arbitration

Challenging jurisdiction and anti-suit provisions in Austria

Practice Notes

This Practice Note sets out how to challenge the tribunal’s jurisdiction under Austrian law. It covers the tribunal’s power to determine its own jurisdiction and the court’s powers to review a tribunal’s jurisdiction. Austrian law does not permit anti-suit injunctions in support of arbitration.

Arbitration

Enforcing arbitral awards in Austria

Practice Notes

This Practice Note sets out the legal framework and procedure for obtaining the recognition and enforcement of an international arbitration award in Austria. It also considers the grounds for refusal of recognition and enforcement.

Arbitration

Interim remedies in support of arbitration in Austria

Practice Notes

This Practice Note sets out the interim remedies (measures and relief) available in the Austrian courts to support arbitration. It also covers remedies available from an arbitral tribunal and the enforcement of such remedies through the courts.

Arbitration

State immunity and arbitration in Austria

Practice Notes

This Practice Note discusses the role of state (sovereign) immunity in arbitration proceedings, and as a defence to enforcement of a foreign arbitration award, in Austria.

Arbitration