Appointment of Party-nominated Arbitrator in Ad Hoc Arbitration: US Notice

This legal template is specifically designed to address the appointment of a party-nominated arbitrator in an ad hoc arbitration proceeding in the United States under the jurisdiction of USA law.

Ad hoc arbitration refers to a form of arbitration that is not administered by a specific arbitral institution. Instead, it allows the parties involved in a dispute to establish their own rules and procedures, often pre-agreed upon in the arbitration clause or in a separate agreement. In this context, the appointment of an arbitrator is a crucial step in forming the arbitral tribunal.

The template serves as a standardized and legally compliant notice document, which one party provides to the other party or parties involved in the arbitration process. It formally proposes the appointment of a specific arbitrator selected by the notifying party. The document includes details such as the full names, contact information, and qualifications of the proposed arbitrator, ensuring transparency and facilitating the acceptance or objection of the nomination.

By using this template, the notifying party aims to initiate the selection process for a qualified arbitrator while adhering to the required legal procedures and guidelines of ad hoc arbitration within the United States. Ultimately, it aims to contribute to fair and efficient dispute resolution by establishing a balanced and impartial arbitral tribunal.