In a globalized world where disputes may involve multiple jurisdictions, the Arbitral Tribunal becomes a key instrument for the resolution of commercial, civil, and labor disputes in an agile and efficient manner. This tribunal is composed of a team of highly specialized arbitrators, including professionals such as lawyers, engineers, accountants, and other experts, selected according to the nature of the conflict.
The Arbitral Tribunal offers an alternative to the state judicial system, enabling the parties to resolve their disputes more quickly and confidentially, with the advantage of arbitrators who possess deep knowledge of the relevant field. Additionally, this procedure provides speed, specialization, confidentiality and a binding award with enforceable effect, similar to that of a judicial decision.
Legal Advisory
The Arbitral Tribunal offers legal advisory services to parties involved in commercial and contractual disputes, providing specialized guidance on available proprietary rights that may be transacted through civil, commercial, or labor agreements. This service ensures that the parties have a clear understanding of their rights and obligations before and during the arbitral process.
We advise parties on the structuring of agreements and the interpretation of contracts.
We provide assistance in preparing the necessary documentation and in developing strategies to defend the parties' interests.
We offer legal support to resolve disputes in an international context, ensuring that the parties understand the legal implications of the laws of each jurisdiction.
Mediation and Conciliation
Mediation and conciliation are key tools within the Arbitral Tribunal to resolve disputes before they escalate into arbitration. These techniques allow the parties to reach an agreement amicably, with the intervention of a neutral mediator who facilitates communication and proposes solutions beneficial to both parties.
An independent mediator assists the parties in communicating and finding common ground to resolve their differences, avoiding prolonged litigation.
Unlike mediation, in conciliation the conciliator may propose specific solutions that facilitate the resolution of the dispute.
Both mediation and conciliation are aimed at preserving the commercial relationship between the parties, minimizing the impact on future collaborations.
Arbitration
Arbitration is the Arbitral Tribunal's primary method for resolving conflicts. In this process, the parties agree to submit to the decision of a sole arbitrator or a panel of arbitrators who, after analyzing the case, issue an award that has enforceable effect and is obligatory for the parties to comply with.
Depending on the nature of the dispute, the parties may choose arbitrators specialized in the relevant field (commercial law, engineering, accounting, etc.).
Arbitration allows the dispute to be resolved in less time than a traditional trial, with procedures tailored to the parties' needs.
The arbitral award is binding and can be enforced in the same manner as a court judgment, ensuring compliance with the decision.
Key Highlights
Leverage the competitive advantage of having an efficient and international arbitral tribunal.
More Services
Services related to legal advisory and mediation.
Preparation for International Arbitration
Preparation of parties for participation in international arbitration proceedings.
Enforcement of Arbitral Awards
Ensuring that arbitral decisions are recognized and effectively enforced in other countries.
Arbitration in Commercial Contracts
Implementation of arbitration clauses in commercial agreements to anticipate the resolution of future conflicts.
