31/08/2026
Chapter 7 of our Arbitration Guide is now available: Common Requests for Procedural and Other Rulings (Applications)
Procedural issues are an inevitable part of arbitration. Where the parties cannot reach agreement, they will often need to ask the tribunal, or, before its constitution, the relevant institution, appointing authority or court, to make a ruling.
In Chapter 7 we provide a practical overview of the most common applications that arise throughout arbitral proceedings, including:
• emergency arbitrator and expedited procedure applications;
• jurisdictional objections and bifurcation;
• extensions of time;
• applications for partial awards;
• security for costs; and
• document production and interim or conservatory measures.
The chapter also considers the practical factors tribunals typically take into account when deciding these applications and how parties can approach them effectively.
🔗 Read Chapter 7 here: https://fortiorlaw.com/news/common-requests-for-procedural-and-other-rulings-applications/
