Did you know that the International Arbitration Chamber of Paris has new Arbitration Rules? In force as of 1 June 2024, the new CAIP Arbitration Rules revamp both the ordinary and expedited arbitration procedures and bring important clarifications on the joinder of additional parties (Article 24), the consolidation of arbitrations (Article 25) and the optional second level of jurisdiction (Appendix 1). Moreover, they provide guidelines for the calculation of arbitration fees and the determination of the amount in dispute (Appendix 1). Take a look at the 2024 CAIP Arbitration Rules and discover all the new features!
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