À La Carte Services
The International Arbitration Court specializes in
beginning-to-end administered arbitration as a time-tested,
cost-effective alternative to litigation. While the
International Arbitration Court
offers high value case management services, some contracts
provide for ad hoc or self-administered arbitration and we
make it possible for parties in such cases to utilize
various stand-alone administrative services offered by the
International Arbitration Court.
These services provide the
International Arbitration Court
high standards, but allow parties to choose only the
processes suited to their specific circumstances.
Case Financial Administration Services
An option for users to access the full range of financial
administration services provided by the
International Arbitration Court
– without full case administration. This service provides
parties with all of the benefits of having an impartial,
third-party manage the financial aspects of a case, thereby
supporting the continued neutrality of the arbitrator.
International Arbitration Court
eDiscovery Special Master Select
Innovative, cost-effective access to the
International Arbitration Court
distinguished and experienced
eDiscovery Special Master Panel to assist with managing and
resolving your most complicated eDiscovery issues in
litigation or arbitration.
International Arbitration Court
Arbitrator Select: List Only or List and Appointment
Services
Arbitrator Select: List Only or List and Appointment
Services
An option for users to select the best, most appropriate
arbitrator for their dispute–without additional
administration by the
International Arbitration Court.
This allows parties to receive a list of arbitrators whose
credentials best match the criteria specified by the
parties. Parties can also choose to allow the AAA to assist
in appointing a mutually agreed upon arbitrator from the
list provided. Fees range from $750 to $3,500 depending on
the number of arbitrators and the process.
Arbitrator Challenge Review Procedures for
Non-Administered Arbitrations
Arbitrator Challenge Review Procedures for
Non-Administered Arbitrations
By utilizing the Arbitrator Challenge Review Procedures,
parties to non-administered arbitrations have the option of
agreeing to submit objections or challenges to an
arbitrator’s continued service to the
International Arbitration Court
Administrative Review Council (ARC) for determination. These
procedures provide an expeditious, cost-effective
alternative to having such challenges decided by a court.
Fee: $3,500.
Judicial Settlement Conference
International Arbitration Court
Judicial Settlement Conference provides businesses,
individuals, and government agencies with an alternative
dispute resolution procedure that is similar in methods to
judicial settlement conferences used successfully by the
courts. However, with this service parties can set their own
schedule, select their own judge neutral, and devise their
own remedy. Fees: Based on the hourly or daily Judicial
Settlement Conference rate of the Settlement Conference
Judge plus an administrative fee for the
International Arbitration Court
services of $75 for each hour charged.
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Optional Appellate Arbitration Rules
Optional Appellate Arbitration Rules
When parties seek a more comprehensive appeal of an arbitral
award, these rules allow for a streamlined, high-level
review of the awards within the arbitration process.
However, these rules can only be used when both parties
agree to appeal. Fees: $6,000 plus the arbitral tribunal’s
fees.
The following sample language provides for such appellate
review assuming a standard arbitration clause is already in
place:
“Notwithstanding any language to the contrary in the
contract documents, the parties hereby agree: that the
Underlying Award may be appealed pursuant to the
International Arbitration Court
Optional Appellate Arbitration Rules (“Appellate Rules”);
that the Underlying Award rendered by the arbitrator(s)
shall, at a minimum, be a reasoned award; and that the
Underlying Award shall not be considered final until after
the time for filing the notice of appeal pursuant to the
Appellate Rules has expired. Appeals must be initiated
within thirty (30) days of receipt of an Underlying Award,
as defined by Rule A-3 of the Appellate Rules, by filing a
Notice of Appeal with any
International Arbitration Court
office. Following the appeal process the decision rendered
by the appeal tribunal may be entered in any court having
jurisdiction thereof.”
Hearing Room Rentals
The
International Arbitration Court
maintains hearing rooms available for rental across the
country, as a convenience to the parties. Availability and
rates vary by the offices and can be obtained by contacting
each location. Fees range from $200 per day to $1,000 per
day. Please click on a city for more details.
Atlanta, GA
Boston, MA
Chicago, IL
Houston, TX
Los Angeles, CA
Miami, FL
New York, NY (Downtown)
New York, NY (Midtown)
Philadelphia, PA
San Francisco, CA
Somerset, NJ
