Arbitrators
Parties may select arbitrators with relevant expertise, working languages and professional experience.
Filters and specialisations
The page should help participants understand which experience is relevant for their dispute.
Commercial law
Supply, services, distribution, lease and debt recovery.
Corporate disputes
Shareholders, company members, share deals and investment agreements.
Construction
Construction, design, EPC contracts, defects, deadlines and payment.
IT and IP
Software development, licences, data, copyright and trademarks.
Finance
Loans, guarantees, fintech, payment systems and investment relations.
International trade
Supply, logistics, transport and cross-border payments.
Arbitrator cards
Below is an example of the structure of arbitrator cards for publication on the website.
Arbitrator 1
Commercial and international contracts. Working languages: RU, EN, LT. CV · declaration of independence · contact via secretariat.
Arbitrator 2
Corporate and investment disputes. Working languages: RU, EN, LT. CV · declaration of independence · contact via secretariat.
Arbitrator 3
Construction, IT and intellectual property. Working languages: RU, EN, LT. CV · declaration of independence · contact via secretariat.
Appointment procedure
An arbitrator may be appointed by the parties, selected from the list or appointed by the institution in the manner provided by the Rules.
Clause review
The agreed appointment procedure and number of arbitrators are determined.
Candidate nomination
A party proposes a candidate considering language, specialisation and availability.
Disclosure
The arbitrator confirms independence and discloses possible conflicts.
Constitution of tribunal
The secretariat records the appointment and organises the next steps.