About Our
Arbitration & ADR Practice
IANS Law Firm's Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) practice is dedicated to providing efficient, cost-effective, and confidential mechanisms for resolving commercial and civil disputes outside traditional court litigation. We handle a wide spectrum of arbitrations — from domestic ad hoc proceedings to complex international institutional arbitrations under the aegis of leading arbitral institutions including the ICC, SIAC, LCIA, and ICA. Our team combines profound knowledge of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, with practical expertise in procedural strategy, evidentiary management, and award enforcement. We represent clients across diverse sectors including infrastructure, construction, energy, technology, finance, real estate, and international trade. We have successfully appeared before sole arbitrators, tribunal panels, and courts in challenges to and enforcement of arbitral awards under the New York Convention. Our practice is built on the philosophy that well-crafted arbitration strategies not only resolve disputes efficiently but also preserve valuable commercial relationships.
Key Services
- check_circle Institutional arbitration
- check_circle Ad hoc arbitration
- check_circle Mediation and conciliation
- check_circle Arbitration agreements drafting
- check_circle Enforcement of arbitral awards
- check_circle Challenge of arbitral awards
- check_circle Commercial dispute resolution
- check_circle International arbitration
- check_circle Negotiation and settlement
- check_circle Domain name disputes
Our Approach
Our arbitration practice: drafting robust arbitration agreements, selecting institutions and rules, filing statements, participating in hearings, and enforcing awards.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why choose arbitration?
Faster resolution, procedural flexibility, confidentiality, neutral forum, and limited appeal grounds.
Q: How are arbitrators selected?
Parties agree on a sole arbitrator or each appoint one who appoints the presiding arbitrator.
Q: Are foreign awards enforceable in India?
Yes, India is a New York Convention signatory. Awards enforceable under Section 44 of the Arbitration Act.