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Reed Smith International Arbitration - Institutional Rules Guide

Choosing the right institution and arbitral rules for your commercial relationship has never been more important, or more challenging in light of the wide range of options. In the Third Edition of this guide, we compare key features of the rules of seven of the best-known institutions around the globe as well as rules typically used in ad hoc arbitrations.

Authors

Matthew Townsend, Anja Cheng, Donald Sham, Melissa Lim, Patrick Chong, Cheryl Yu, Lianjun Li,
, Leah Lei, Matthew Harley,
, Timothy Cooke, Antonia Birt, Gautam Bhattacharyya, Daniel Avila, II, Jenine Abdeljaber,
Saskia Sludden
,
Cynthia Wu

The guide covers the following rules:

  • CIETAC Arbitration Rules
  • DIAC Arbitration Rules
  • HKIAC Administered Arbitration Rules
  • ICC Arbitration Rules
  • ICDR Rules
  • LCIA Arbitration Rules
  • SIAC Rules
  • UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules

We focus on the areas that matter most to you, from the rules suitable for your complex, high-value arbitrations, to those relevant to your low-value, expedited disputes. We also address the approach in the rules to environmentally-friendly processes, including electronic data and virtual hearings.

We look forward to discussing any questions you may have and advising you on effective arbitration provisions. Please feel free to contact any of the contributors listed above, or your usual Reed Smith international arbitration contact.

To view the guide, please download the PDF below.

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