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LONDON LEGAL — ABU DHABI

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Arbitration

Support for arbitration and negotiated dispute-resolution processes where suitable for the matter.

Practice overview

A clear legal route starts with the facts and the practical objective

Arbitration is a dispute-resolution process based on an agreement and a defined procedural framework. Before commencing a case, it is important to review the arbitration clause, applicable rules, parties and the issues to be determined.

We support clients with arbitration agreements, preparation of claims and defences, evidence organization and proceedings. For cross-border commercial relationships, the review also considers the contractual choices that affect the forum and conduct of the dispute.

06Common matters
05Ways we help
04Process steps

Services in detail

What does this practice cover?

A closer look at the services within this practice and the work each one involves.

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Domestic & international commercial arbitration

We assess the scope of the arbitration agreement and organize the contract, correspondence and evidence around the issues in dispute. Advice addresses the procedural options and the preparation required, rather than assuming that arbitration is always faster or less costly than litigation.

Scope of work

What we review — and how we support the matter

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What we commonly review

  • Arbitration clauses
  • Arbitration preparation
  • Settlement strategy
  • Negotiation support
  • Document review
  • Dispute-resolution planning
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How we help

  • Clause and jurisdiction review
  • Case preparation
  • Submission support
  • Negotiation planning
  • Process coordination

Before the consultation

Information that helps us understand the matter

Prepare the records you have for review. Do not send sensitive documents in the initial form; agree a suitable sharing channel with the office.

  • The contract and arbitration clause
  • Any notices or procedural correspondence
  • The applicable rules, if identified
  • A chronology and the main supporting evidence

Our process

Four structured steps from understanding to action

Every matter is different, but the work follows a disciplined sequence that connects the facts, documents and objective to the next practical step.

  1. 01Review the agreement
  2. 02Confirm the available forum
  3. 03Prepare the case position
  4. 04Proceed through the agreed process
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