Advice and representation in arbitration and alternative dispute resolution matters, including contractual disputes, commercial claims, negotiations, mediation, arbitral proceedings, interim relief, enforcement, and challenges to arbitral awards.
Advice concerning arbitration agreements, arbitral proceedings, related court applications, and negotiated resolution. The approach is informed by the underlying contract, governing legal framework, available records, procedural history, and commercial objectives. Matters may involve interpretation of arbitration clauses, commencement or defence of arbitral proceedings, interim measures, jurisdictional issues, appointment of arbitrators, procedural applications, settlement discussions, enforcement, or challenges to arbitral awards. Each engagement is assessed according to the nature of the dispute, applicable law, contractual obligations, procedural requirements, and relief sought. The scope of assistance is tailored to the specific circumstances and stage of the matter.
Review of dispute-resolution clauses; arbitration-related notices; claims and defences; interim applications; court proceedings connected with arbitration; and settlement negotiations where appropriate.
Please provide the agreement, dispute-resolution clause, material communications, notices, payment records, earlier orders or awards, and a concise statement of the dispute.
Advice is provided concerning arbitration agreements, arbitral proceedings, related court applications and negotiated resolution. The approach is informed by the contract, governing framework, available records and commercial objectives. The scope of work may include review of dispute-resolution clauses, arbitration-related notices, claims and defences, interim applications, court proceedings connected with arbitration and settlement negotiations where appropriate.
Yes. Review of dispute-resolution clauses forms part of the stated scope of work. The relevant agreement and contractual framework are considered together with the available records and circumstances of the dispute. This helps assess the framework governing the matter and informs the approach to arbitration-related proceedings, applications or negotiated resolution according to the engagement.
Advice concerning arbitration-related notices is included within the stated scope of work. The relevant agreement, dispute-resolution clause, material communications and available records can be reviewed to understand the contractual and procedural context. The matter is then considered in light of the governing framework and commercial objectives relevant to the dispute and the agreed scope of engagement.
Yes. Claims and defences in arbitral proceedings are included within the stated scope of arbitration and dispute-resolution work. The assessment is informed by the relevant contract, dispute-resolution clause, available records and material communications. The available information is considered within the governing framework and in light of the commercial objectives relevant to the matter and agreed engagement.
Take the first step toward resolving your arbitration or dispute. Contact the Office of the Counsel with a brief description of the matter, relevant agreements, notices, communications and other documents necessary for an initial assessment. This helps establish the circumstances of the dispute and identify the appropriate procedural options and potential avenues for resolution.
For enquiries concerning arbitration, arbitral proceedings, related court applications, or negotiated resolution, contact the Office of the Counsel with a brief description of the matter and relevant documents. Please include the arbitration agreement, notices, correspondence, contracts, claims, or other material relevant to the dispute, along with any immediate procedural deadline. This will assist in understanding the matter and identifying the appropriate legal and strategic course of action.