The Arbitrators: The premier independent guide to the World’s leading Arbitration and ADR practitioners
Since 2003, The Arbitrators has been assisting private parties, sovereign governments, and state-owned enterprises by identifying leading arbitrators around the world, helping to make the selection of a reputable dispute resolution professional more straightforward. Our guide features arbitrators specializing in a wide variety of areas from commercial arbitration, international arbitration, investment arbitration and everything in-between.
Each July, based on peer nominations, just one leading arbitrator is selected in each country to appear in the directory. Our in-depth nomination, research and selection process is completely independent.
Every year, more than 80,000 nomination forms are distributed to ADR professionals, business directors, in-house counsel, industry experts and lawyers in private practice worldwide. A shortlist for each country is formed based on the results of the peer nominations and our own independent research. The team then assess the shortlisted lawyers based on 8 key performance indicators, before a final selection is made for each jurisdiction.
To assist potential clients, we provide a detailed profile of each lawyer in the guide, highlighting their expertise and experience, recent cases, credentials and full contact information.
Featured Lawyer
Dr. Alice Meissner - Austria
Alice Meissner is a Partner in the Vienna office of Fieldfisher, where she heads the Austrian Dispute Practice team. She specializes in international arbitration, international trade and supply contracts as well as corporate law and foreign direct investments. Alice [...]
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India’s Supreme Court Reinforces a Single-Challenge Approach to Arbitration
One of arbitration’s greatest strengths is its ability to provide a final and binding resolution without the prolonged procedural disputes that often accompany traditional court litigation. That advantage, however, can be diminished when parties repeatedly seek judicial intervention throughout the arbitration process by challenging interim rulings before a final award is issued.
Over the past decade, Indian arbitration law has increasingly moved toward limiting fragmented court involvement and encouraging parties to raise their objections after […]
