ICDR Procedures: A Closer Look at Some of the Fundamental Arbitration Rules

Businesses operating internationally must carefully consider how they want to resolve potential disputes, particularly when choosing between arbitration and litigation. In FBFK Commercial Litigation Attorney Ekaterina Long’s article for the Institute for Transnational Arbitration’s ITA in Review publication, she delves into key aspects of the International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR) Arbitration Rules, which play a crucial role in resolving these international disputes. She highlights how these rules provide a framework for businesses around the world to efficiently and impartially settle conflicts through arbitration. The article offers an in-depth look at the administration of disputes by the ICDR, examining its procedural mechanisms, such as jurisdiction, arbitrator selection, and the opportunity for mediation. If you are a business operating internationally, this article is a must-read, offering insights into how the ICDR can serve as a trusted partner in resolving disputes, while also helping you navigate critical decisions that could impact your legal strategy.

Read the full article here.

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