Switzerland is among the most preferred seats for arbitration, as revealed by an international Survey from 2018.[1] Its attractivity stems from factors such as its political neutrality, the well-established legal framework, the qualified arbitration practitioners, and its efficient institutions. Some key points relevant to the choice of Switzerland as a seat of arbitration will be […]
An Introduction to the ASA Arbitration Toolbox
In June 2021, the Swiss Arbitration Association (“ASA”) published the ASA Arbitration Toolbox, a free, interactive platform that guides users through the various steps of an international commercial arbitration via the help of questionnaires, diagrams, practical tips, as well as downloadable sample documents. The ASA Arbitration Toolbox is available online here. In order to access […]
Revised 2021 Swiss Arbitration Rules
The newly-revised 2021 Swiss Rules of International Arbitration (“2021 Swiss Rules”) took effect on 1 June 2021 and apply to all arbitrations commencing on or after that date, superseding the 2012 version previously in force, unless the parties otherwise agree. Originally enacted on 1 January 2004, and having undergone only one revision in 2012, the […]
Aceris Law Again Highly Recommended in International Arbitration Rankings
Aceris Law LLC is pleased to announce that it has again been “Highly recommended” in the field of international arbitration by Leaders League, being named as one of the more accomplished boutique arbitration practices. According to Leaders League: ACERIS LAW: ARBITRATION BOUTIQUE THAT PUNCHES ABOVE ITS WEIGHT Track record: Since establishing Aceris Law, key partner […]
Reform of Swiss Arbitration Law – Key Changes and Developments
On 19 June 2020, the Swiss Parliament approved a long-awaited revision of Swiss Arbitration Law, expected to enter into force in early 2021. This is a welcome development, preserving and further strengthening Switzerland’s position as one of the most attractive venues for hosting international arbitrations, both ad hoc and institutional. International Arbitration in Switzerland is […]