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International Arbitration

International arbitration can be a swift, flexible option for those looking to resolve a dispute. Careful preparation of all stages of a case is essential to securing the very best conclusion.

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International arbitration can be a swift, flexible option for those looking to resolve a dispute. Careful preparation of all stages of a case is essential to securing the very best conclusion.

Arbitration is a way for international businesses to resolve disputes quickly through the use of an independent panel or tribunal that is chosen by, or on behalf of, the parties involved.

It is a private process, does not involve the parties going to court and is seen by many as a flexible and fair way of concluding a disagreement.

Arbitration can be used in a wide range of situations and business areas. These business areas include:

  • Disputes relating to joint ventures and shareholders.
  • Marine and international trade.
  • Crypto and digital assets.
  • Oil and gas.
  • Energy and natural resources.
  • Construction.

In the realm of high-value international arbitration, clients often encounter a host of intricate challenges that necessitate swift and strategic intervention. Disputes of significant magnitude, spanning diverse jurisdictions and complex legal systems, can give rise to urgent concerns.

These may range from the potential for conflicting legal actions in foreign courts through to the risk of asset dissipation or irreparable harm. At Rahman Ravelli, we understand the gravity of these issues and specialise in delivering effective solutions.

Through the strategic application of court-based interim relief measures to support arbitration, including powerful tools like anti-suit injunctions and freezing orders, we proactively safeguard our clients' interests.

These measures serve to halt proceedings in foreign jurisdictions that may run counter to the arbitration agreement or freeze assets which might be dissipated - providing our clients with the assurance that their rights are being diligently protected.

Seeking Informed Advice

Anyone contemplating international arbitration must seek advice from those with the relevant expertise and experience. Each step of this course of action needs to be carefully planned and conducted, from case preparation through to representation at the tribunal itself and the enforcement of any award that is made.

At Rahman Ravelli, our commercial litigation and international arbitration team includes dual-qualified, multilingual lawyers working on complex, high-stakes and cross-border cases.

They are experienced in conducting international arbitration under various institutional rules, in cases involving clients from a wide range of business and professional sectors. We are the logical choice for any individual or corporate that is considering international arbitration as a means of resolving a dispute.

Specialist Team

Nicola Sharp C 09983 Nicola Sharp
Partner
+44 (0)203 910 4567
Azizur Rahman C 09369 Azizur Rahman
Senior Partner
+44 (0)203 911 9339
Syedur Rahman C 09551 Syedur Rahman
Partner
+44 (0)203 910 4566
mei yen 07940 lores Mei Yen Chang
Associate Solicitor
+44 (0)203 727 5504

Legal Articles

Revised guidelines: LCIA releases its new Schedule of Costs, Guidance Note and terms and conditions
The LCIA has announced a new Schedule of Costs, which applies to arbitrations registered on or after 1 December 2023. To accompany the changes, the LCIA has updated its Guidance Note and terms and con...

2 min read - Published Nov 2023
Supreme Court Guidance on Staying Proceedings Under S.9 of Arbitration Act
The Supreme Court has clarified when proceedings can and cannot be stayed in arbitration proceedings, in a first-of-its-kind decision about the meaning of section 9 of the Arbitration Act 1996.

3 min read - Published Sept 2023
Changes to the Arbitration Act 1996: A summary of the major initiatives
On 6 September 2023, the Law Commission published its report on the recommended changes to the Arbitration Act 1996 (the Act). Back in March 2021 the Ministry of Justice requested the review to make s...

3 min read - Published Sept 2023