LCIA sets up shop in Barbados | Practical Law

LCIA sets up shop in Barbados | Practical Law

The LCIA is to open a branch in Barbados. Like the LCIA in London, the Barbados branch will handle cases, conduct hearings, and oversee the appointment and removal of arbitrators. It is thought that the new branch will be concerned with mainly Latin American and Caribbean disputes. The development reflects the Barbadian government's intention of promoting Barbados as a reputable and modern dispute resolution forum, and coincides with proposed new arbitration legislation (based on the UNCITRAL Model Law) to govern both domestic and international arbitration.

LCIA sets up shop in Barbados

Practical Law Legal Update 2-376-5174 (Approx. 2 pages)

LCIA sets up shop in Barbados

by PLC Dispute Resolution
Published on 01 Oct 2007Barbados, International
The LCIA is to open a branch in Barbados. Like the LCIA in London, the Barbados branch will handle cases, conduct hearings, and oversee the appointment and removal of arbitrators. It is thought that the new branch will be concerned with mainly Latin American and Caribbean disputes. The development reflects the Barbadian government's intention of promoting Barbados as a reputable and modern dispute resolution forum, and coincides with proposed new arbitration legislation (based on the UNCITRAL Model Law) to govern both domestic and international arbitration.
Source: Global Arbitration Review