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Arbitration · Palghar
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Frequently Asked Questions
You should consider arbitration when your contract includes an arbitration clause or when you want a faster, private, and expert-led way to resolve commercial disputes instead of public court litigation.
They help draft or negotiate the arbitration agreement, decide on the number of arbitrators, prepare notices, and set out the procedure that the tribunal will follow once constituted.
Parties can agree on the number, qualifications, and appointment method of arbitrators. If they cannot agree, the arbitration clause or an institution’s rules may guide the selection or a court may intervene.
Once the award is issued, a lawyer helps enforce it through court if the other party does not comply, or can work on challenging it through set-aside proceedings if there are valid grounds.
Fees depend on the complexity of the dispute, number of hearings, value of the claim, and whether the case is domestic or international. Lawyers often give a fee estimate after assessing these factors.