Bridging Arbitration and Public Policy

Arbitration is a form of alternative dispute resolution where a neutral third party, known as an arbitrator, resolves disputes between parties outside of court. This method is favoured for its confidentiality, speed, and efficiency compared to traditional litigation....

New Trends in Arbitration: AI, Med-Arb Hybrids and Beyond

Arbitration has long been a favoured method of resolving disputes outside the courtroom, offering a more private and often quicker resolution. As with many areas of life and work, technology and innovative thinking have also begun to leave their mark on arbitration,...

Sector-Specific Arbitration: Oil and Gas, Construction, IP

Arbitration serves as a notable alternative for dispute resolution across various industries. It holds particular significance in the Oil and Gas, Construction, and Intellectual Property (IP) sectors, offering a more streamlined and potentially cost-effective...

The Rise of Med-Arb and Arb-Med

As legal practices adapt to the demands of modern business, Med-Arb and Arb-Med stand out as progressive options. These innovative hybrids merge the conciliatory aspects of mediation with the decisive nature of arbitration. Med-Arb starts with mediation and shifts to...

Ethical Standards in Arbitration: Maintaining Integrity

Arbitration is a preferred choice for many seeking an alternative to court litigation. At its core, this preference is driven by the assurance of a fair, impartial, and efficient resolution. Safeguarding this assurance requires strict adherence to ethical standards,...