Commencing a CPR-Administered International Arbitration (2014 Rules): Arbitration Notice

This legal template provides a standardized format and guidance for initiating an international arbitration proceeding that is administered by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) using the 2014 Rules of Arbitration. The template is specifically tailored for cases involving US parties or matters governed by the laws of the United States.

The template is intended to be utilized when a party wishes to give official notice to the opposing party, signaling their intent to initiate an arbitration procedure in accordance with the CPR-administered International Arbitration (2014 Rules). CPR (standing for the International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution) is a renowned global organization providing alternative dispute resolution services.

The document outlines the essential elements and necessary information that should be included in the arbitration notice, such as the identities and contact details of the parties, a concise summary of the dispute, the legal grounds for initiating arbitration, and the desired outcome sought by the party initiating the proceedings.

Furthermore, the template may address additional matters that may be relevant to the case at hand, including the appointment of arbitrators, the governing law and jurisdiction, and the rules and regulations that will apply throughout the arbitration process.

By utilizing this legal template, parties seeking to commence an international arbitration under USA law can ensure compliance with the specific requirements of the prevailing arbitration rules and regulations. It provides a clear and structured framework for initiating the arbitration process and sets the foundation for a fair and efficient resolution of the dispute through arbitration.