Arbitration Services
At Advocate Panel, we offer structured and comprehensive legal assistance in both domestic and international arbitration matters, ensuring end-to-end support throughout all stages of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). Arbitration serves as a time-efficient and cost-effective alternative to traditional litigation, often preferred for its confidentiality, procedural flexibility, and binding outcomes, especially in complex civil and commercial disputes.
Our firm assists in drafting and vetting arbitration clauses, preparing well-structured pleadings, and strategizing case presentation before arbitral tribunals—whether ad hoc or institutional. We represent clients across a broad spectrum of sectors including construction, infrastructure, financial services, corporate partnerships, and technology. Additionally, we provide legal support in seeking interim relief, managing cross-border procedural issues, and challenging or enforcing arbitral awards under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 or applicable international rules.
With a deep understanding of institutional frameworks (SIAC, ICC, LCIA, MCIA, and others) and Indian arbitration law, our team ensures that each arbitration matter is approached with legal precision, procedural compliance, and strategic foresight, tailored to the nature of the dispute and client objectives.
Types of Disputes Handled:
- Commercial Contracts – Breach of business, service, supply, and partnership-related agreements.
- Construction & Infrastructure – EPC contracts, project delays, cost escalation, and execution-related disputes.
Shareholder & Joint Venture Disputes – Exit clauses, funding issues, control, and shareholder agreement violations.
- Technology & IP Disputes – Software licensing, implementation conflicts, patents, and intellectual property concerns.
- Employment and Consultancy – Executive contracts, retainership disputes, restrictive terms, and service-level disagreements.
- Real Estate and Property Disputes – Builder-buyer issues, lease violations, title conflicts, and project delays.
Our Arbitration Services
At Advocate Panel, we provide end-to-end legal support across every stage of arbitration—domestic or international, ad hoc or institutional. From drafting enforceable agreements to representing clients before arbitral tribunals and executing or challenging awards, our approach is rooted in strategic clarity, procedural precision, and legal compliance.
Arbitration Agreement Drafting & Review
We assist clients in drafting, negotiating, and reviewing arbitration clauses or standalone agreements that are enforceable, jurisdictionally sound, and in alignment with applicable laws, commercial intent, and institutional or ad hoc arbitration frameworks.
Representation Before Arbitral Tribunals
Our lawyers offer comprehensive representation in arbitration—from filing of claims and defense to evidence handling, cross-examinations, and final submissions—before both domestic and international tribunals, whether institutional or ad hoc in nature.
Interim Relief & Emergency Arbitration
We help obtain interim protection such as injunctions, asset freezes, or status quo orders from arbitral tribunals or competent courts, including urgent and time-sensitive emergency measures under Section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, swiftly and effectively.
Enforcement & Challenge of Arbitral Awards
We assist in executing domestic and foreign arbitral awards and represent clients in setting aside or resisting enforcement of awards under Section 34, ensuring compliance with statutory timelines and evidentiary requirements
Pre-Arbitration Strategy & Legal Opinions
We provide strategic advice and detailed legal opinions on arbitrability, jurisdictional issues, applicable law, forum selection, and pre-dispute risk assessment to ensure a sound foundation before initiating arbitration proceedings.
Post-Award Remedies & Compliance
We support clients in navigating post-award procedures such as award interpretation, correction, or supplementation, and ensure compliance with tribunal directions or court orders during enforcement or challenge phases.