Arbitration & Conciliation Lawyer in Delhi — Global Vision Law Firm

Arbitration & Conciliation Lawyer in Delhi / India | Global Vision Law Firm

"Disputes resolved efficiently, confidentially, and with finality — without the delays of traditional court litigation."

Global Vision Law Firm is a leading arbitration lawyer in Delhi offering complete legal representation and advisory services in domestic and international arbitration, conciliation, and alternate dispute resolution (ADR) proceedings. With the rising volume of commercial disputes in India and increasing preference for arbitration over court litigation, our team of experienced arbitration advocates in Delhi provides strategic counsel at every stage — from drafting arbitration clauses and filing statements of claim to arguing before arbitral tribunals and enforcing awards before courts.

We handle arbitration matters under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 (as amended by the Arbitration and Conciliation Amendment Acts of 2015, 2019, and 2021), ICC Rules, SIAC Rules, LCIA Rules, UNCITRAL Rules, and the rules of all major Indian arbitration institutions including Delhi International Arbitration Centre (DIAC) and Mumbai Centre for International Arbitration (MCIA).

Important — Amendment Act 2021: The Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Act 2021 introduced the concept of "Arbitration Council of India" and revised the qualifications for arbitrators. Our team is fully updated on all amendments and their impact on pending and new arbitration proceedings.
⚖ Forums We Appear In: Delhi High Court  |  Supreme Court of India  |  Commercial Courts Delhi  |  DIAC (Delhi International Arbitration Centre)  |  District Courts Delhi NCR  |  All Arbitral Tribunals across India

Arbitration & Conciliation Services We Provide

  1. Drafting and reviewing arbitration clauses in commercial contracts — ensuring enforceable, watertight dispute resolution clauses before disputes arise
  2. Filing and defending Statements of Claim and Statements of Defence before arbitral tribunals — domestic and international
  3. Appointment of arbitrator applications under Section 11 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 before the Delhi High Court and Supreme Court of India
  4. Interim relief applications under Section 9 before courts and Section 17 before arbitral tribunals — injunctions, asset freezing, and preservation orders
  5. Challenging arbitral awards under Section 34 before Delhi High Court and Commercial Courts — setting aside awards on grounds of patent illegality, public policy violation, or jurisdictional excess
  6. Enforcement and execution of domestic arbitral awards under Section 36 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996
  7. Enforcement of foreign arbitral awards under Part II of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 — New York Convention and Geneva Convention awards before Delhi High Court
  8. Appeals against orders passed under Sections 9, 17, and 34 before the Delhi High Court and NCLAT under Section 37
  9. Fast Track Arbitration under Section 29A and Section 29B — expedited arbitration for time-sensitive commercial disputes
  10. Conciliation proceedings under Part III of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 — facilitating mutually agreed settlements between disputing parties
  11. Mediation and Negotiation — structured settlement negotiations and pre-arbitration mediation to resolve disputes without full arbitration proceedings
  12. Institutional arbitration representation — ICC, SIAC, LCIA, UNCITRAL, DIAC, MCIA, and other major arbitration institutions
  13. Emergency arbitration and urgent interim relief applications before institutional arbitral tribunals
  14. Expert witness coordination — engaging technical, financial, and industry experts for complex commercial and construction arbitrations
  15. Execution of arbitration awards as decrees before District Courts and High Courts across India

Types of Arbitration Matters We Handle

  1. Commercial contract disputes — supply agreements, distribution agreements, service contracts, and joint venture agreements
  2. Construction and infrastructure arbitration — disputes arising from EPC contracts, FIDIC contracts, delay claims, variation claims, and cost overruns
  3. Real estate and property arbitration — builder-buyer disputes, development agreements, and property transaction disputes
  4. Shareholder and joint venture disputes — deadlock situations, share valuation disputes, and breach of shareholders agreements
  5. Banking and financial arbitration — loan recovery disputes, guarantee enforcement, and financial instrument disputes
  6. Employment and service contract arbitration — wrongful termination, non-compete clause enforcement, and executive compensation disputes
  7. Intellectual property arbitration — licensing disputes, royalty claims, and IP ownership conflicts
  8. International commercial arbitration — cross-border disputes involving foreign parties, foreign law, and multi-jurisdiction enforcement
  9. Investor-State disputes and treaty arbitration under bilateral investment treaties (BITs)
  10. Energy and natural resources arbitration — oil and gas contracts, power purchase agreements, and mining disputes
  11. Insurance arbitration — policy coverage disputes, claim repudiation challenges, and reinsurance matters
  12. Franchise and distribution arbitration — territory disputes, royalty non-payment, and termination of franchise agreements
  13. Technology and IT contract disputes — software development agreements, SaaS contract disputes, and data licensing conflicts
  14. Shipping and maritime arbitration — charter party disputes, cargo claims, and demurrage matters
  15. Sports arbitration — player contract disputes, sponsorship agreement conflicts, and federation disciplinary matters
  16. MSME arbitration — disputes referred under the MSMED Act 2006 through the MSMED Council

Why Choose Arbitration Over Court Litigation?

  • Speed: Domestic arbitration must conclude within 12 months under Indian law — far faster than civil court timelines
  • Confidentiality: Arbitration proceedings and awards are private — no public record unlike court judgments
  • Finality: Arbitral awards are binding and have very limited grounds for challenge under Section 34
  • Expert Adjudication: Parties can choose arbitrators with domain expertise — essential for technical and construction disputes
  • International Enforceability: Awards from New York Convention countries are enforceable in 170+ countries
  • Party Autonomy: Parties control the procedure, language, seat, venue, and governing law of the arbitration

Whether you are a business facing a commercial dispute, a creditor seeking enforcement of an award, or a party challenging an arbitral award before a court — Global Vision Law Firm's arbitration lawyers in Delhi provide full-spectrum representation from pre-dispute advisory to final enforcement. We handle arbitration matters across India from our base in Delhi NCR.

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