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International arbitration under the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) covers disputes to be resolved by an arbitrator or tribunal under LCIA rules, with the proceedings typically seated in London. A solicitor in this area handles drafting and responding to LCIA notices, preparing the arbitration claim and defence, selecting and instructing arbitrators, and managing applications for emergency relief or security for costs. They also advise on interim measures, terms of the arbitration agreement, and enforceability of any award, liaising with LCIA-registered institutions and opposing parties.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
In these matters, a solicitor navigates the LCIA's procedural rules, files and serves notices, coordinates with appointing bodies and arbitrators, and addresses interim relief, security for costs, and arbitral confidentiality. They manage documentary and witness evidence, assist with disclosure and expert evidence, and draft or negotiate the final award and any ancillary orders within the LCIA framework.
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