Arbitration has many advantages as a means of dispute resolution, not least that it a consensual process that offers both confidentiality and privacy which Court proceedings do not. The Arbitration Act 1996 emphasises the objectives of fairness, avoiding delay and arbitrating economically.
Arbitration is often seen as a second stage to dispute resolution, after adjudication. However it can be the most effective means of resolving disputes over delays, loss and expense and defects.
Our experience
Our team has a great deal of experience of arbitration procedures and practice and works with a number of leading experts. We will prepare claims or vet and advise on claims prepared for you by your own staff and consultants.
Philip Harris is an Arbitrator on the panels of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, the Law Society, and the Accountants panel and has sat as an Arbitrator and represented parties in international disputes in Europe and the USA.
In addition, Richard Lane has been involved in several sports arbitrations including the International Court of Sport Arbitration in Lausanne.
For more information on arbitration, please contact
Philip Harris.
