What is Arbitration ?

Arbitration is generally defined to mean the determination of disputes between parties by a person appointed or chosen by them (arbiter). It is thus an informal method of dispute resolution with flexibility in procedures and rules.  As a method of dispensing justice, arbitration is not a modern phenomenon. The Western idea of private arbitration can be traced back to the Roman and Canon law. Arbitration as a dispute resolution mechanism was used in Common Law since the 14th Century.  However arbitration and other methods of dispute resolution have become of considerable significance after the 19th Century, with the advent of trans-national trade andcommerce and with a view to have speedy and inexpensive means of resolving grievances. Thus there is a clause for arbitration in most modern day trading contracts.

Our Arbitration Lawyers

Our arbitration lawyers and arbitrators include those who have undertaken arbitration in India and in the Asia. They understand the multi-cultural and the multi-jurisdictional aspects of international business in this age of globalization. They those educated at Leading Law School & University in India.They believe in high moral and legal ethics. We assist our clients with resolution of disputes in all areas of general and special practices, including commerce, finance and industry. Our highly trained & experienced attorneys endeavor to prevent disputes by ensuring proper documentation and by tactfully handling the matter. However, in cases where disputes cannot be prevented, we take utmost care in preparation of our client’s case and ensure that the client gets the best advice and support in resolving their disputes. Our attorneys are highly experienced and has dealt with hundreds of arbitration & conciliation in India and overseas, including:

• Negotiations
• Conciliation
• Preparing and presenting the case before arbitrator
• Domestic and International Arbitration
• Enforcement of Awards