Become an arbitrator with the Milan Bar Association Arbitration Chamber (CAF)
To help make justice faster, more competent, and more transparent.
Why become an arbitrator
Becoming an arbitrator with the Milan Bar Association Arbitration Chamber (CAF) means putting your professional experience to work in an alternative dispute resolution system based on expertise, impartiality, and accountability.
The arbitrator plays a decisive role: it ensures that disputes are resolved with technical rigor, within a fixed timeframe, and with full protection for the parties.
Being part of the Milan Bar Association Arbitration Chamber also means contributing to the credibility of the Milan legal profession and to the promotion of arbitration as a tool for fairness and efficiency.
The Benefits
Becoming an arbitrator of the Milan Bar Association Arbitration Chamber(CAF) offers professional opportunities and recognition within the legal community.
Professional recognition
being part of a qualified register of the Milan Bar Association
Training and continuing education
access to courses, seminars and discussion opportunities on arbitration and ADR
Recognition of expertise
the possibility of being appointed to proceedings requiring specific experience
Contribution to the system
active participation in a faster, more competent, efficient, and modern justice system
Transparency and reliability
selection based on objective criteria and periodic reviews
Required Qualifications
To be included on the list of arbitrators, you must:
- be a lawyer registered with the Bar Association for at least 10 years
- have documented experience in civil, commercial or corporate law
- have specific training in arbitration
- share the principles of impartiality, independence and confidentiality that guide the Chamber’s activities
Frequently asked questions
Who evaluates the applications?
The Executive Board of the Milan Bar Association Arbitration Chamber (CAF), which reviews the requirements and approves inclusion in the official list
Is specific training in arbitration required?
Yes. Participation in recognized courses or master’s programs is required, or documented experience as an arbitrator or counsel in arbitration proceedings
How long is the registration on the list valid?
Registration is valid for three years and may be renewed upon verification of eligibility
Can I serve as an arbitrator if I am already listed on other registers?
Yes, provided there are no incompatibilities with the role or conflicts of interest
Do arbitrators receive compensation?
Yes, according to the parameters established by the Arbitration Rules of the Milan Bar Association Arbitration Chamber, available online
How to
apply
- Send an email to pec@cert.camerarbitraleforense.it
- Attach the following files:
- Updated resume
- Identification document
- Statement of Availability (DdD)
- Relevant documents indicated in the declaration, including a track record of at least 2 cases (out-of-court and in-court) handled in the last 3 years
- The secretariat of the Milan Bar Association Arbitration Chamber will contact the candidate to confirm receipt and, if necessary, to request any additional information.
