Arbitration process

Key Stage

1. Notice of Arbitration

Notifies the other party in the arbitration agreement of an intent to begin arbitration proceedings

2. Response to the Notice of Arbitration

3. The Appointment of an Arbitrator or Arbitrators

Including approval of the terms of their appointment, unless defined by applicable Rules of Arbitration

4. Procedural Conference, Conference for Directions

Rules of procedure, language, place, and time of the arbitration proceedings are discussed. Preparations for the hearing are conducted and the question of interim measures is addressed

5. Procedural Order No.1

The parties in the dispute agree upon the order of the proceedings

6. Statement of Claim and Statement of Defense

Contain detailed description of the history of the relationship between the parties, a description of the misconduct with evidentiary support

7. The Hearing

Statements from the parties, questioning of witnesses and experts

8. "Unforeseen circumstances" and the actions of arbitrators

9. Final Award

Decision on the merits of the dispute between the parties

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Key Stage

1. Notice of Arbitration

2. Response to the Notice of Arbitration

3. The Appointment of an Arbitrator or Arbitrators

4. Procedural Conference, Conference for Directions

5. Procedural Order No.1

6. Statement of Claim and Statement of Defense

7. The Hearing

8. "Unforeseen circumstances" and the actions of arbitrators

9. Final Award

10. Correction of Technical Errors, Reopening of the Proceedings

Deviations are possible in international arbitration proceedings. For instance, in "minor" disputes, generally those worth up to $1,000,000, a review of documents can be done without oral hearings. The omission of oral hearings can also be provided for by an arbitration clause itself.

Contact information

Telegram: @AlexDolya

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Key Stage

1. Notice of Arbitration

2. Response to the Notice of Arbitration

3. The Appointment of an Arbitrator or Arbitrators

4. Procedural Conference, Conference for Directions

5. Procedural Order No.1

6. Statement of Claim and Statement of Defense

7. The Hearing

8. "Unforeseen circumstances" and the actions of arbitrators

9. Final Award

10. Correction of Technical Errors, Reopening of the Proceedings

Deviations are possible in international arbitration proceedings. For instance, in "minor" disputes, generally those worth up to $1,000,000, a review of documents can be done without oral hearings. The omission of oral hearings can also be provided for by an arbitration clause itself.

Contact information

Telegram: @AlexDolya

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