Arbitration in China
Legal Advice on Arbitration Strategy, Procedure and Related Disputes
Arbitration may be an available dispute-resolution mechanism for certain commercial relationships. The applicable arbitration agreement, governing law, seat, institutional rules and nature of the dispute may affect the available procedures and legal options.
Minton Lawyers advises clients on arbitration-related legal matters involving China.
How We Can Assist
- Reviewing arbitration clauses and dispute-resolution provisions.
- Assessing the legal implications of an arbitration agreement.
- Advising on the commencement of arbitration and procedural considerations.
- Preparing or reviewing relevant submissions and supporting documents.
- Organising evidence and assessing legal arguments.
- Advising on procedural issues arising during arbitration.
- Reviewing legal issues concerning an arbitral award and potential enforcement.
Arbitration Requires Early Planning
The wording of an arbitration clause can affect where and how a dispute is resolved. Once a dispute arises, the applicable rules, deadlines and available remedies should be assessed in light of the relevant agreement and facts.
We help clients understand these issues and determine the appropriate legal steps.
The availability and procedure of arbitration depend on the agreement, applicable law, relevant rules and circumstances of the dispute.