For Companies and Directors
A fast and reliable solution for resolving disputes
Managing a dispute means making decisions that impact time, resources, and professional relationships
The Milan Bar Association Arbitration Chamber offers companies, professionals, and condominium administrators a dispute resolution system that provides order, predictability, and more direct control over the decision-making process.
Administered arbitration integrates easily into contracts and allows disputes to be addressed with a technical, impartial approach focused on business continuity.
Why Companies and Directors Choose Arbitration
Those working in business or administration need tools that reduce uncertainty.
Administered arbitration offers a regulated and transparent framework, where costs are known before the process begins, procedural steps are clearly defined, and every stage is monitored. This ensures orderly dispute management, a clear timeline, and the ability to make strategic decisions with greater confidence.
The Benefits
Choosing administered arbitration means adopting a procedure designed for those who must manage operational responsibilities and keep timeframes and costs in check.
Cost-effectiveness and clear costs
the sole arbitrator provided for in the Rules significantly reduces costs compared to ad hoc arbitration panels.
Fees follow a predetermined schedule, with no room for uncertainty
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Speed of proceedings
the proceedings are concluded within 90 days of the arbitrator’s appointment, with the possibility of an extension only in the cases provided for.
A much shorter timeframe compared to ordinary proceedings
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Flexibility of access
may be initiated through an arbitration clause, an arbitration agreement, or a dedicated agreement.
It can also be incorporated into existing contracts, including condominium regulations and agreements between companies
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Neutrality and guarantee of competence
arbitrators are selected according to rigorous criteria that ensure independence, experience, and professionalism.
The Chamber, established within the Milan Bar Association, guarantees impartiality and procedural consistency
Streamlined procedure and operational support
the Arbitration Secretariat manages communications, hearings, filings, and documents, reducing the administrative burden on companies and directors
How arbitration works for companies and directors
Administered arbitration follows a regulated and simple process to activate
Arbitration is initiated through an arbitration clause, also known as an arbitration agreement.
If a dispute is already underway, it can be transferred to arbitration with the agreement of the parties, known as a compromise
The Chamber appoints the arbitrator based on criteria of competence, independence, and professional integrity
The Arbitration Secretariat manages communications, hearings, documents, and all organizational aspects.
The procedure is streamlined and designed for simplicity
The arbitrator issues the award within 90 days of appointment.
The award is binding and has the same effect as a decision by a court of ordinary jurisdiction.
Frequently asked questions
Is arbitration as binding as a court judgment?
Yes. The arbitral award is binding and has the same effect as a decision by a court of general jurisdiction
Is a specific clause required to initiate arbitration?
It is advisable to include one in contracts, but arbitration can also be initiated through an agreement between the parties
Can arbitration be used for condominium disputes?
Yes. Arbitration is often a beneficial solution for building managers and condominium owners, especially for recurring issues
Can arbitration be combined with mediation?
Yes, although they remain two distinct phases, an attempt at mediation with the mediation body can be arranged, and if no agreement is reached, the case can proceed to arbitration
How to Contact the Milan Bar Association Arbitration Chamber
We are available to answer any questions or to determine whether arbitration is suitable for your situation
The Arbitration Secretariat is available to clarify doubts, confidentially assess specific situations, and provide guidance on the proper use of arbitration within contracts, regulations, and commercial relationships.
Support designed for those who need to make quick and informed decisions.
