Emergency arbitrations – How does it feel to act as counsel in such a case, and what might be useful to bear in mind?

The SCC Arbitration Institute in Stockholm offers a neutral forum and an impartial process for resolving commercial disputes outside the courts. The SCC’s rules are characterized by modernity, flexibility, and speed. Not least when it comes to so-called “emergency arbitrations”. According to the SCC’s rules, if a party applies for the appointment of an emergency arbitrator, the emergency decision on interim measures must be made no later than just five days from the day the application was referred to the emergency arbitrator. But how does it feel to act as counsel in such a case, and what might be useful to bear in mind?

Johan Molin, Fredrik Ekfalk and Jake Lowther from Magnusson Sverige‘s dispute resolution group discuss the experience of an SCC emergency arbitration and provide some tips in a short Wolters Kluwer blog post, read more here: https://lnkd.in/d4N9cu_T