ARBITRATION AND ARBITRAGE

Arbitration is an instrument for the resolution of disputes. It by-passes the ordinary justice system, allowing the parties to bring their cases directly before “private judges”, meaning the arbitrators. It serves as an alternative to the ordinary justice system, providing the parties not only with a rapid procedure, but also a guarantee of confidentiality and of the specific expertise possessed by the arbitrators.

A number of different factors have led to the growth in arbitration procedures: the rapid expansion of commercial and financial activities, together the need for safeguards arising from complex agreements not yet fully governed by current legislation.

The recommended approach to such legal situations, the result of economic and social evolution, is to utilise arbitration as a more flexible instrument for the resolution of disputes, so as to ensure rapid settlement.

The Firm offers support with arbitration proceedings, formal and informal, institutional and amicable, in the role of either arbitrator or defender, for private parties or companies that wish to resolve disputes out of court, without having to bring them before the standard legal system.

The Firm is capable of handling both national and international arbitration proceedings involving all types of disputes.