ARBITRATION

Presently, our courts are overburdened of cases, due to which “Justice delayed is Justice denied” is taking it’s shape. In such a situation arbitration as a form of alternative dispute resolution is an effective means for getting early justice. In arbitration a neutral third party renders binding decision in the form of award. The Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996 is the important legislation which regulates domestic arbitration, international commercial arbitration and enforcement of foreign arbitration awards.

Our arbitration consultant, a graduate of  NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad is an Associate at Luthra & Luthra Law  Offices in Delhi. In addition to advising various clients, he has been advising Ministry of Railways in a vital arbitration proceeding where a policy decision of the Ministry of Railway has been challenged by a private party. He appears  before various forums including Supreme Court of India and various High Courts. He served as Managing Editor of NALSAR-IAMC ADR Journal. Piyush has worked on various projects with professors at University of New South Wales, Sydney; Columbia Law School, New York and Chugh LLP, Los Angles. He has been invited delegate to various conferences organised by Singapore International Arbitration Center, International Chamber of Commerce, Paris, Global Arbitration Review, London.