Review the arbitration agreement, scope and parties
Structured dispute resolution outside ordinary courts
Arbitration
The firm represents clients in disputes involving arbitration agreements or clauses, from reviewing the scope of the clause and its connection to the dispute through preparation of submissions, evidence and related procedural steps. Jurisdiction, procedure, timetable and evidence are considered at an early stage.
SCOPE OF WORK
How the firm assists in this area
The scope of service is defined after reviewing the facts, documents and competent forum. Depending on the matter, the engagement may include:
- Review of arbitration clauses and agreements
- Preparation of arbitration requests and written submissions
- Representation in arbitral proceedings
- Commercial and investment disputes subject to arbitration
- Negotiation and settlement alongside the dispute
- Court procedures connected with arbitration or arbitral awards where applicable
OUR APPROACH
From documents to action
Identify the governing law, procedure and timetable
Build the evidentiary and submissions record in a structured way
Manage written phases, hearings, settlement and award-related steps as required
FAQ
Initial information before contacting us
Does every arbitration clause prevent court proceedings?
Not as an abstract rule. The wording, scope, parties, relief and contemplated procedure must be examined.
When should an arbitration clause be reviewed?
Ideally when the contract is drafted and again as soon as a dispute arises, so that deadlines and procedural choices are addressed correctly.
Do you have a matter in this practice area?
Start with a brief initial contact. Do not send confidential documents or highly sensitive case details through the public form.