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The Recoverability of Arbitration Costs

12/01/2020 by International Arbitration

Recoverability of arbitration costs - UNCITRAL

Costs tend to be a major concern for users of international arbitration. However, a successful party may recover them in full or in part, including the costs of legal representation. In this respect, both national arbitration legislation and institutional rules generally grant arbitrators the power to award the costs. Though the UNCITRAL Model Law is […]

Filed Under: Ad Hoc Arbitration, Arbitration Award, Arbitration Cost, United Kingdom Arbitration

Aceris Law Recommended by Leader’s League in the Field of International Arbitration

20/11/2019 by International Arbitration

Recommended Arbitration Law Firms International Arbitration Geneva

Aceris Law LLC has again been recommended in the field of international arbitration, this time by the Leader’s League. “We do appreciate being recommended by the Leader’s League and other prestigious rankings in the field of international arbitration,” said William Kirtley of Aceris Law. “Over the past half decade, we have put together a great […]

Filed Under: Aceris Law, Ad Hoc Arbitration, Arbitration Cost, ICSID Arbitration

Prolongation Claims in Construction Arbitration: Heads of Costs That May Be Claimed

09/07/2019 by International Arbitration

“Prolongation claims”, sometimes known as “delay claims”, are a common feature of construction disputes. The expression “prolongation claim” or “delay claim” is generally used to describe a monetary claim which follows from a delay to project completion. These claims should be distinguished from a “disruption claim”, which is generally used to describe a monetary claim […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Cost, Arbitration Damages, Construction Arbitration

Construction Arbitration Claim Strategy: When to Bring a Construction Claim in Arbitration and the Issues to Be Considered

26/06/2019 by International Arbitration

Construction Claim Checklist

Whether to bring a construction claim in arbitration depends on a number of factors that should be considered. If these issues are honestly considered at the outset of a construction dispute that is to be resolved by arbitration, they should lead to a sound conclusion as to the whether the construction claims should indeed be […]

Filed Under: Aceris Law, Arbitration Cost, Arbitration Damages, Arbitration Information, Construction Arbitration

Should an International Arbitration for a Small Claim Even Be Commenced?

12/02/2019 by International Arbitration

Arbitration Small Claim

Should an international arbitration for a small claim, for instance an amount in dispute of less than USD 50,000, even be commenced? This is a recurring question asked by clients with small claims who wonder if it is worthwhile to commence arbitration proceedings and to incur additional costs in order to recover small amounts. Claimants […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Award, Arbitration Cost, Arbitration Procedure

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