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Domestic commercial arbitration

Support and representation in commercial disputes resolved through domestic arbitration and other forms of alternative dispute resolution.

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The scope of representation is agreed before any action is taken.

Why arbitration

The parties to many commercial contracts choose arbitration so that a disagreement is settled through a procedure they agreed on in advance. Our work starts at the arbitration clause itself: how it is drafted, and what follows from it for jurisdiction and procedure.

We help assess the dispute, prepare the file and represent the client through the procedure, and we look at settlement wherever that is the better outcome for the client.

What we can help with

Reviewing and drafting the arbitration clause
Assessing the dispute and choosing the route
Preparing submissions and evidence
Representing the client through the proceedings
Negotiation and mediation where appropriate

Facing a commercial dispute?

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Frequently asked questions

Practical questions before we begin

Can we arbitrate without a clause in the contract?

The parties can agree to arbitrate after a dispute has arisen. A clause in the contract makes the route clearer, but its absence does not prevent an agreement to arbitrate.

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Misallat Al-Rafidain

A practice in advocacy, legal consultancy and domestic and international commercial arbitration, acting for individuals and companies.

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