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Institutional arbitration covers disputes where parties choose to have a neutral panel decide their case under the rules of a recognized arbitral institution, such as the LCIA, ICC, or ICSID, seated in England and Wales. A solicitor in this area drafts and negotiates the arbitration agreement, selects and appoints the tribunal in line with the institution’s rules, coordinates document and witness exchange, and prepares for hearings, while safeguarding confidentiality and enforceability of any award. It also involves managing the procedural timetable and costs.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
The solicitor handles drafting and enforcing the institutional rules, appoints or challenges tribunal appointments, arranges procedural hearings, and coordinates evidence, pleas, and submissions under the chosen institution’s process. They oversee costs budgeting, ensure compliance with time limits, and advise on interim measures, including security for costs and anti-suit injunctions, to protect the client’s position throughout the arbitration.
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