Arbitration and Dispute Resolution in Civil and Commercial Cases

Arbitration in civil and commercial disputes is an effective way to resolve disputes between parties outside the traditional judiciary, where a neutral and competent third party, known as an arbitrator, examines the case and makes a binding decision that resolves and ends the dispute. Arbitration is based on an agreement reached between the parties, which helps speed up the settlement process and reduce legal burdens, and allows the parties to participate in choosing the arbitrator and determining the settlement and application procedures.

Arbitration in civil and commercial disputes” is of significant importance, as this solution provides an application of the basics of arbitration in resolving disputes.

The solution contributes to reconciling the disputants and making effective and informed decisions during arbitration processes, and the processes of deep understanding of the legal and procedural foundations of this process, and communicating with experts in the field of arbitration, which contributes to building a valuable communication network and a deeper understanding of important field developments that affect arbitration in civil society and the commercial environment.