ADR (Arbitration)

Arbitration Law Firm in India

Arbitration law firm in India

KSK Law is a top arbitration law firm in India, with a team of experienced and accomplished arbitration lawyers in India. We provide comprehensive arbitration services to clients across a wide range of sectors, including corporate, commercial, construction, infrastructure, and energy.

KSK Law is known for its innovative and strategic approach to arbitration, as well as its deep understanding of Indian and international arbitration law. We have a successful track record of representing clients in complex and high-stakes arbitrations, and we are committed to achieving the best possible outcomes for our clients.

We at KSK understand that arbitration can be a complex and daunting process, and we are here to guide our clients through every step of the way. We provide our clients with personalized and responsive service, and we are committed to working closely with them to achieve their desired outcomes.

Our Approach

Given the potential variance in the seat of arbitration between domestic and international cases, it is imperative that our legal professionals possess a comprehensive understanding of the domestic arbitration laws of various countries. Notably, Singapore and London stand out as the most favored global hubs for arbitration. Consequently, our team has garnered extensive experience and exposure to international clientele.

This exposure extends beyond the confines of Singapore and London; our team of expert arbitration lawyers in India collaborates with and represents a multitude of mid-scale to large-scale enterprises and conglomerates across diverse sectors, encompassing fin-tech, ed-tech, e-commerce, real estate, banking, transportation, and more. This expansive portfolio has contributed significantly to our firm’s sustained growth, both on a national and global scale.

Our Services

  • Arbitration and Mediation: Our experienced arbitrators and mediators guide clients through the ADR process efficiently and effectively.
  • Dispute Resolution Strategy: We devise customized strategies to resolve disputes swiftly and economically.
  • International Arbitration: KSK is well-versed in handling cross-border disputes, ensuring a global perspective in our approach.
  • ADR Advocacy: Our expert lawyers are fierce advocates for clients during arbitration and mediation proceedings.
  • Arbitration Clauses: We assist in drafting watertight arbitration clauses for contracts, minimizing future disputes.

Key Highlights

King Stubb and Kasiva team has successfully assisted a great number of clients in arbitral proceedings under the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996, in National and International cases seated in India. A few of the main areas of assistance companies require our assistance are:

  • Drafting the Arbitration Clause in the contracts and ensuring proper jurisdiction clause
  • Advising on the selection of an arbitrator.
  • Assisting and representing the clients in the proceedings
  • Ensuring the enforcement of Arbitral awards

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FAQs

Absolutely. We have extensive experience in handling international arbitration cases, and our team is well-equipped to assist foreign entities with their Indian disputes.

Enforcement of awards is governed by the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, which outlines the procedure for recognizing and enforcing arbitral awards.

ADR offers quicker, more confidential, and often less costly dispute resolution compared to the lengthy court processes.

The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 is the main governing law for arbitration in India. It consolidates and amends the law relating to domestic arbitration, international commercial arbitration, enforcement of foreign awards, and defines the law relating to conciliation.

he Act is divided into four parts. Part 1 (Section 2 to Section 43) sets out general provisions for both domestic and international commercial arbitration in India.

A foreign award refers to an arbitral award made in a country other than India.

Part 2 (Section 44 to Section 60) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 sets out rules regarding the enforcement of foreign awards.

Some institutes conducting institutional arbitration in India include the Indian Council of Arbitration, Delhi International Arbitration Centre, Mumbai Centre for International Arbitration, London Court of International Arbitration, FICCI, and Singapore International Court of Arbitration.