Arbitration

What is it about?

Arbitration is a private method of dispute resolution, designed for both international and domestic contexts. Parties entrust their dispute to one or more arbitrators, in a neutral, confidential and more flexible framework than state justice.

This flexibility makes it possible to adapt the procedure to the realities of the case: working language, schedule, evidence, document exchange, use of experts.

Internationally, the arbitral award benefits from enforcement mechanisms in many countries. In domestic arbitration, it takes place in a familiar legal environment with appeal and enforcement channels governed by domestic law. In both cases, the goal is the same: a reliable, enforceable decision made within controlled timeframes.

Your Challenges

Whether you are a company, investor or executive, you expect a clear procedure, predictable costs and a truly enforceable decision.

In practice, everything depends on the first decisions: drafting an arbitration clause tailored to your activity, choosing a suitable seat and possibly an institution, forming a balanced arbitral tribunal, organizing evidence without burden and activating interim measures when the situation requires.

Then comes enforcement of the award — in France and internationally — or, if applicable, its review by competent courts. A sober and rigorous method makes it possible to focus on what matters, limit procedural incidents and maintain control over schedule and budget.

What You Can Expect

I intervene upstream to draft or review arbitration clauses and choose an arbitral seat tailored to your activity and trade zones.

When a dispute arises, I lead the strategy, tribunal formation, definition of a relevant schedule, management of evidence and interim measures, and coordination of experts and hearings.

Demanding work is done on briefs and documents to focus the procedure on what really matters. Throughout the process, you benefit from clear explanations, a realistic schedule and concrete actions.

My commitment is constant: defend your position with method and efficiency, in a procedure proportionate to the stakes, to achieve an enforceable result — in international or domestic arbitration, in French, English or German.

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Legal expertise for your arbitration proceedings