International Arbitration

Advantages of ADR

Alternative Dispute Resolution offers several advantages over traditional litigation. Some of the key advantages of ADR include:

Cost-Effectiveness: ADR processes are often less expensive, typically involving lower legal fees and administrative cost.
Time-Efficiency: ADR can resolve disputes more quickly as parties can set their own schedules and move at a pace that suits them.
Avoidance of multiple legal systems: ADR methods are particularly useful in resolving international disputes, where the parties may wish to avoid the hassle of navigating multiple legal systems.

International Arbitration & Other ADR Areas

Public International Law

Dispute Resolution between/among State Parties and/or Transnational Institution

Transnational Investments

BOT, BOOM, BOOT, DBFMO, Buyback, Countertrade, FDI, Expropriation Disputes

International Projects

Power Plants, Oil & Gas, Desalination, Mining, Industrial Construction Projects

Int’l Business Transactions

International Sales & Distribution, Import, Export, Licensing & Franchising, IP

Automotive Industries

CKD/SKD Supply, Eng. & Tech Assistance, Distribution, After-Sales Services

Int’l Joint Ventures

Contractual, Equity, R&D, Manufacturing, Tech-Transfer, Project-Specific JVs

Main Areas of Arbitration

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International Construction Projects Disputes

100%

International Industrial Projects Disputes

100%

International Business Disputes

100%

International Environmental Disputes

25%

Intellectual Property Disputes

35%

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Years of Experiences

3450

Trusted Clients

2000

Successfull Cases

560

Honors & Award

Working Processes in a Glance

The steps to assess a case for international arbitration or other ADR methods are as follows:

Initial Case Analysis

A team of international arbitrators review your case and prepare an initial analysis of the case.

Analysis Review

The initial analysis results are reviewed with you and/or your designated representative(s).

Agreement Finalization

The international arbitrator(s) delineate the terms to represent you, or to be appointed as your ad hoc arbitrator(s).

Active Engagement

Your representatives will begin the engagement in the international arbitration process actively.

The steps to begin an arbitration are typically as follows:

Request for Arbitration

The process usually begins with submission of a request for international arbitration, typically along with an arbitration agreement or clause.

Developing the TOR

A “Terms of Reference” serves as a procedural roadmap and may also include details such as language and place of arbitration, governing law, and cost.

Exchange of Submissions

This includes the statement of claim and the statement of defense, each outlining the facts, legal arguments, and evidence relevant to the dispute.

Hearings & Rendering Award

The hearings may be conducted in person or virtually to present evidence and argument, leading to the issuance of a final, binding award.

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