Legal service
Arbitration
Arbitration is a consensual route to resolving disputes outside the general courts; its validity and effectiveness rest on a precise arbitration clause and disciplined procedure and documentation.
Arbitration is an alternative route to resolution that depends on the precision of the agreement and the discipline of the procedure — from the arbitration clause itself, through dispute analysis, to submissions and documentation.
Who this is for
- 01Businesses including an arbitration clause in their contracts who need it reviewed.
- 02Parties who agreed to arbitrate and need support through the procedure.
- 03Anyone weighing arbitration against litigation before signing.
- 04Anyone needing arbitration submissions and documentation prepared.
What's included
Scope of work
- Arbitration consultations
- Arbitration agreements
- Arbitration clause review
- Dispute analysis
- Legal research
- Memoranda and submissions
- Procedural support
- Arbitration-related documentation
How it works
- 01
Review the agreement
Examining the clause for validity, scope and the mechanism for constituting the tribunal.
- 02
Analyse the dispute
Identifying claims, defenses and the applicable law.
- 03
Prepare the file
Drafting submissions and the supporting document bundle.
- 04
Procedural support
Following deadlines and correspondence with the tribunal within the agreed scope.