If two or more than two parties enter into any agreement/Memorandum of Understanding/ Settlement/ Compromise, a clause of arbitration can be inserted and if any dispute raise among the parties of that agreement in future, then the dispute shall be referred to the Sole Arbitrator whose name has been mentioned in the agreement or can be appointed through court of law. The parties of that agreement shall be bound to refer the matter to the Sole Arbitrator and his/her decision shall be deemed as judgement. The aggrieved person can challenge the same before the competent court of law with reasonable grounds to set-aside the same.   Arbitration Law bars the jurisdiction of Civil Courts.

We handle a wide range of  arbitration/litigation matters, including sophisticated commercial matters, land use, title disputes, real estate litigation, property damage litigation, construction litigation, environmental litigation, landlord-tenant matters, personal injury, employment matters and various other matters.