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Uncitral arbitration covers international disputes governed by UNCITRAL rules, where parties choose an international, neutral process to resolve their commercial disagreements. A solicitor explains and negotiates the arbitration clause, arranges the seat, selects arbitrators, and prepares or reviews the notice of arbitration, statements of claim and defence, and the chronology of hearings. They also manage applications for interim relief, coordinate with the tribunal, and handle the enforcement of the final award in line with the New York Convention. This work matters because it determines enforceability, speed, and the fairness of decisions across borders.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

The solicitor handles the drafting and interpretation of the arbitration clause, agreement on the seat and governing law, appointment and challenges to arbitrators, and the preparation of pleadings, witness statements, and documentary evidence. They oversee procedural orders, manage interim relief applications, coordinate with tribunals, and assist with enforcement of awards in domestic or foreign courts, including recognition under the New York Convention.

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