Effective dispute resolution is one of our core skills.

We advise on all aspects of arbitration in Pakistan and routinely advise clients on the effects of the Arbitration Act 1940. We also advise clients on the effects of the UK’s Arbitration Act 1996.

As an international law firm, PIL has a particular acumen for dispute resolution matters connected to the established centres of arbitration such as the:

• London Court of International Arbitration
• London Maritime Arbitrators Association.
• Grain and Feed Trade Association.
• Singapore International Arbitration Centre.
• Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre.
• Dublin International Arbitration Centre.
• The Dubai International Arbitration Centre.

Should you require any advice or assistance in relation to whether to have an arbitration clause in your agreement or whether you would like to decide on where to designate the seat for the arbitral clause, we are here to help you in every way.

PIL also has a leading and global dispute resolution practice. Our skills are ably demonstrated through our exceptional legal knowledge and the variety and focus of our cross-industry experience.

In our longstanding regulatory practice, we make every effort toreduce client exposure to risk and tailor practical, competitive and commercially focused solutions for entities involved in complex and costly disputes. We are strongly committed to delivering alternative reduced cost options for our clients.

Over and above the traditional litigation and arbitration processes,PIL’s use of alternative dispute resolution procedures includes services such as:

• Risk management.
• Pre-litigation disputes management.
• Adjudications, mediation, expert determinations, mini-trials, negotiations and bespoke processes to resolve disputes.

Our lawyers have worked and advised on legal proceedings around the world including major cities such as London, New York, Paris and Vienna. Our experienced practitioners have an unrivalled knowledge of the key venues and institutions in which complex arbitration cases are pursued.