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Institutional arbitration

Fair, efficient resolution of disputes,administered with care.

ADR Bridge Trust administers arbitration proceedings from the first application to the final award, with a secure online record that parties, arbitrators and the registry can rely on.

About the Trust

The Trust provides the institutional framework for arbitration: a registry that manages filings, notices and appointments, a panel of independent arbitrators, and rules that set out how each proceeding runs.

Founder, panel and leadership details will appear here once supplied by the Trust.

  • Independent adjudication

    Arbitrators decide. The Trust administers procedure and never influences outcomes.

  • Confidential by design

    Each party sees only its own cases and the documents shared with it.

  • A complete record

    Filings, notices, orders and awards are kept with a tamper-evident history.

  • Accessible

    File, follow and participate in your case online, from anywhere.

Arbitration with the Trust

Arbitration is a private, binding process in which an independent arbitrator decides the dispute. The award is final and enforceable under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. The Trust's Arbitration Rules, fee schedule and model clause will be published here once approved.

How a case proceeds

  1. 01

    Application

    The claimant files online with the arbitration agreement, claim and supporting documents.

  2. 02

    Scrutiny

    The registry checks the application for completeness and records every decision.

  3. 03

    Registration and notice

    The case is registered and the respondent is notified through approved channels.

  4. 04

    Appointment

    An independent arbitrator is appointed in line with the agreement and the Rules.

  5. 05

    Hearings

    Hearings take place by video conference; the portal keeps the procedural record.

  6. 06

    Award

    The arbitrator delivers a reasoned award, preserved securely and shared with the parties.

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