The Netherlands Arbitration Institute (NAI), established in 1949, is the foremost arbitration institute in the Netherlands for the resolution of commercial disputes. During the past sixty years, it has built a solid reputation in dealing with both national and international commercial arbitration.

"It is often claimed that one major advantage of international arbitration is the flexibility in the conduct of proceedings over national court litigation."

"Alan Redfern and Martin Hunter in the 3rd Edition of their book “Law and Practice of International Commercial Arbitration” say of common law court proceedings:-
“In court proceedings in most common law countries, the initiative as regards evidence is almost wholly in the hands of the parties."

The United States securities markets provide arbitration forums for the resolution of disputes between market professionals and their customers, and among market professionals.

What follows are our top thirty tips, which you cannot find in any arbitration rules, since they are gleaned from actual cases we have heard and those our colleagues have told us about. 

In Tunisia, arbitration is governed by the Code de l’Arbitrage promulgated by Law No. 93-42 dated 26 April 1993 (J.O.R.T No. 33 dated 4 May 1993, page 580). This code is composed of three chapters: the first addresses general dispositions; the second addresses domestic arbitration; and the third addresses international arbitration.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) does not have independent legislation governing domestic and international arbitration. Therefore, all arbitrations under UAE law are principally governed by the UAE Civil Procedure Law, Federal Law No (11) of 1992 (“CPL”).

In litigation, the basic routine for working with experts involves several steps.