Groundwork for Arbitration: Pre-Arbitration Practical Aspects

The Groundwork for Arbitration: Pre-Arbitration Practical Aspects course provides a comprehensive introduction to the critical elements of arbitration before proceedings begin. You'll gain a deep understanding of the legal frameworks governing arbitration, including the appointment of arbitrators, the role of arbitral tribunals, and the types of disputes eligible for arbitration. The course also covers the drafting and enforceability of arbitration agreements, focusing on the freedom parties have to structure their agreements. You’ll explore essential topics such as jurisdiction, arbitration clauses, the group company doctrine, and how arbitration agreements remain valid even after the main contract's termination. Additionally, this course explains the role of courts in arbitration, the significance of jurisdiction clauses, and how non-signatories may become part of the arbitration process. This foundational knowledge is critical for professionals looking to excel in arbitration and dispute resolution.