The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, Irish Branch, is an authority on the regulation, administration, training and promotion of arbitration on the island of Ireland. At present the Irish Branch has a membership of over 800 comprising Chartered Arbitrators, Fellows, Members and Associate members. The multi-disciplinary membership includes practitioners in law, information technology, engineering, construction, shipping, finance, insurance, commodities, agriculture, accountancy, medicine and travel.
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Arbitration is a process whereby parties agree to refer their disputes to an arbitrator instead of the courts. The arbitrator acts like a judge and his decision is binding upon the parties.
The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators offers both Accredited Mediator Training as well as Mediators to act in dispute resolution. Mediation is an informal, voluntary process.
Conciliation is an alternative dispute resolution option in any commercial dispute. The vast majority of conciliations arise out of contracts used in the construction industry.
Adjudication is a judgmental process. The contractual rights and the facts at issue in a dispute are considered by an independent party.
Expert determination is a dispute resolution process where the parties have defined positions that need to be subjected to arbitration.
Early Neutral Evaluation: Dispute Board: Judicial Appraisal: and Med-Arb
The Arbitration Act 2010 has been signed and it will enter into force of law in three months time.
Address:
Clyde Road, Dublin 4
Date and Time:
12 April 2010
Registration:
14:00:00
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Chairman Mr. Aedan McGovern with Mr. Paul Gallagher, Attorney General, Guest...
