Expert International Arbitration Lawyers in India
In today’s globalized economy, cross-border disputes are inevitable. International arbitration has emerged as the most effective and neutral mechanism for resolving such disputes. Whether you are a multinational corporation, an investor, or a state-owned entity, navigating the complexities of international arbitration requires a team of experienced lawyers who understand both global arbitration frameworks and local laws.
Why India for International Arbitration?
- Progressive Legal Framework: India’s Arbitration and Conciliation Act is regularly updated to reflect global best practices.
- Judicial Support: Indian courts are increasingly pro-arbitration, minimizing interference and supporting enforcement.
- Foreign Lawyer Participation: The BCI now allows foreign lawyers to advise and participate in international arbitration on a reciprocal basis, focusing on non-litigious matters.
- Growing Caseload: With regulatory clarity, international commercial arbitration matters are set to rise sharply in India.
- Strategic Location: India’s economic growth and geographic position make it a natural choice for Asia-centric disputes.
Why AMLEGALS for International Arbitration?
- Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC)
- International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)
- London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA)
- United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL)
- American Arbitration Association (AAA)
Our Comprehensive Arbitration Services
- Representation in Arbitration Proceedings:
- Handling disputes across industries such as construction, energy, finance, technology, and infrastructure.
- Representing clients in both institutional and ad-hoc arbitrations.
- Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in India:
- Assisting clients in enforcing awards under the New York Convention.
- Navigating Indian courts to ensure swift execution of arbitral awards.
- Drafting and Reviewing Arbitration Agreements:
- Ensuring arbitration clauses are enforceable and aligned with international standards.
- Interim Relief and Court Assistance:
- Securing interim measures such as freezing orders, injunctions, and asset preservation.
- Investment Treaty Arbitration:
- Representing foreign investors in disputes against states under BITs.
Step-by-Step: International Arbitration in India
- Arbitration Agreement: Drafting robust clauses (seat, language, law, institution, arbitrator count)
- Commencement: Notice of arbitration, arbitrator appointment
- Proceedings: Pleadings, evidence, hearings
- Award: Final, binding decision
- Enforcement/Challenge: Enforcement in India or abroad; challenge on limited grounds
Don’t let cross-border disputes disrupt your business. Take an informed decision to resolve your disputes efficiently and enforce your rights globally.
Q&A
Q: What is international arbitration, and why is it preferred for cross-border disputes?A: International arbitration is a neutral dispute resolution mechanism used to resolve cross-border disputes between businesses or investors and states. It is preferred because it offers confidentiality, enforceability under the New York Convention, and flexibility in choosing arbitrators, venues, and procedural rules.
A: Yes, foreign arbitral awards can be enforced in India under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, which incorporates the provisions of the New York Convention. The process involves filing an execution petition in the appropriate High Court.
A: International arbitration offers several advantages, including:
- Neutrality (avoiding “home court” bias).
- Confidentiality of proceedings.
- Faster resolution compared to litigation.
- Enforceability of awards in over 160 countries under the New York Convention.
A : Yes, foreign lawyers can now practice non-litigious foreign law in India, focusing on international arbitration and cross-border transactions.
Q: How long does international arbitration take in India?
A: Typically, 12–24 months, faster than most court litigation.
A:Costs include arbitrator fees, institutional fees, legal fees, and expert witness expenses.
File a petition before the relevant High Court with the award and arbitration agreement.
A:Infrastructure, energy, technology, shipping, pharma, and more.
A: AMLEGALS provides end-to-end legal services, including drafting arbitration agreements, representing clients in arbitration proceedings, enforcing foreign arbitral awards in India, and securing interim relief from Indian courts.
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