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International commercial arbitration

Legal support in cross-border commercial disputes and international arbitration proceedings, within the agreed scope of representation.

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

What changes when a dispute crosses a border

A cross-border transaction raises questions a domestic dispute does not: which law governs the contract, where the dispute will be heard, in what language, and what all of that means for the procedure and for what comes out of it.

We work through those questions with the client from the contract stage wherever that is possible, and on preparing and presenting the file within the agreed scope where it is not.

What we can help with

Reviewing the governing law and the seat of arbitration
Analysing arbitration clauses in international contracts
Preparing the legal file and the submissions
Representing the client's interests through the procedure

Facing a cross-border dispute?

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Frequently asked questions

Practical questions before we begin

What language does an international arbitration run in?

Usually the one named in the arbitration agreement or in the rules of the institution administering it. It is one of the questions best settled in the contract, before any dispute arises.

Related areas

01Domestic commercial arbitration02Legal consultancy
Misallat Al-Rafidain

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

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