Review the clause and the initial situation
We assess jurisdiction, seat, rules, time limits, parties and claim.
We advise and represent clients in domestic and international arbitration proceedings. The arbitration clause, tribunal, procedural language, evidence, confidentiality and subsequent enforcement are strategically aligned.
Scope, institution, seat, language and applicable rules must be understood.
We draft and review clauses on institution, seat, language, tribunal and procedural rules.
We structure the claim, defence, evidence, timetable and commercial objective.
We handle submissions, evidentiary proceedings, hearings and communication with the tribunal and opposing party.
We assess urgent measures before courts, institutions or the tribunal.
We advise on possible remedies and on recognition and enforcement.
Confidentiality, expertise and international enforceability can be advantages. At the same time, the clause, seat and tribunal shape the entire scope for action. We do not treat these issues as mere formalities.
We assess jurisdiction, seat, rules, time limits, parties and claim.
We develop the strategy, evidentiary plan and position on key procedural issues.
We provide representation through to the arbitral award and support agreed follow-up or enforcement steps.
A well-drafted dispute resolution clause begins at the time the contract is concluded.
Court assistance and parallel proceedings may be relevant despite an arbitration clause.
Sports law arbitration proceedings follow their own institutional and time-related frameworks.

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We review the clause, forum and strategy and conduct the proceedings with a view to the outcome and enforcement.
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