The ICC Rules of Arbitration have been newly revised to take account of current requirements and developments in arbitration practice and procedure since the last revision in 1998.
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The Arbitral Tribunal
This webinar will deal with the changes made in the new Rules to the appointment of arbitrators by the ICC International Court of Arbitration and to the obligations incumbent upon arbitrators, which now explicitly encompass impartiality as well as independence.
Case Management
One of the principal complaints made by corporate users of international arbitration is that it is "all too slow, all too expensive". This webinar will focus on the revisions introduced in the ICC Rules aiming at providing for effective means to manage the case and enabling and encouraging parties and arbitrators to conduct proceedings in an expeditious and cost-effective manner.
Emergency Arbitrator
A new feature in the new Rules is the provision allowing parties to apply for the appointment of an emergency arbitrator to decide on urgent conservatory or interim measures that cannot await the constitution of the arbitral tribunal. This webinar will present that provision and an entirely new appendix to the Rules, which sets out the rules governing emergency arbitrator proceedings.
Multi-party/Multi-contract
The new revision has introduced into the Rules for the first time a section devoted specifically to arbitrations involving multiple parties, multiple contracts and consolidation. This webinar will look at these new provisions and related provisions on the fixing of advances on costs, and consider how they will operate in practice.
This webinars series explain the changes made to the Rules in its third revision and will be a perfect opportunity for practitioners to acquire a comprehensive overview of the changes in readiness for the subsequent entry into force of the 2012 Rules, and to ask questions to the members of the ICC Court Secretariat.
Jason A. Fry
José Ricardo Feris
Francesca Mazza
Victoria R. Orlowski