FORUM!LAW INTERNATIONAL TRADE "Arbitration clauses - proper integration, choice of the right court of arbitration, procedure, costs"

Main considerations when negotiating a seat and arbitral rules

Key features and differences of leading seats and rules

Adaptations of model clauses

Pros/cons

Selecting the pre-arbitral tier

General drafting considerations

Typical stages

Unique procedural aspects

Case management techniques

Controlling costs from an in-house perspective

Choice of forum and rules

• Main considerations when negotiating a seat and arbitral rules
• Key features and differences of leading seats and rules
• Adaptations of model clauses
• Pros/cons
• Selecting the pre-arbitral tier
• General drafting considerations
• Typical stages
• Unique procedural aspects
• Statistics and costs comparison
• Case management techniques
• Controlling costs from an in-house perspective

Detailed programme

Detailed programme

From 3 to 5 PM

From 3 to 5 PM

Choice of forum and rules

• Main considerations when negotiating a seat and arbitral rules
• Key features and differences of leading seats and rules
• Adaptations of model clauses
• Pros/cons
• Selecting the pre-arbitral tier
• General drafting considerations
• Typical stages
• Unique procedural aspects
• Statistics and costs comparison
• Case management techniques
• Controlling costs from an in-house perspective
• Main considerations when negotiating a seat and arbitral rules
• Key features and differences of leading seats and rules
• Adaptations of model clauses
• Pros/cons
• Selecting the pre-arbitral tier
• General drafting considerations
• Typical stages
• Unique procedural aspects
• Statistics and costs comparison
• Case management techniques
• Controlling costs from an in-house perspective
• Main considerations when negotiating a seat and arbitral rules
• Key features and differences of leading seats and rules
• Adaptations of model clauses
• Main considerations when negotiating a seat and arbitral rules
• Key features and differences of leading seats and rules
• Adaptations of model clauses