RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MEDIATION AND ARBITRATION IN THE LIGHT OF THE NEW MEDIATION RULES ISSUED BY THE INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MEDIATION AND ARBITRATION IN THE LIGHT OF THE NEW MEDIATION RULES ISSUED BY THE INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Summary/Abstract: Officially launched in Paris, on 4 December 2013, at the International Conference hosted by International Chamber of Commerce, the new ICC Mediation Rules are entered into force from 1 January 2014, replacing the ICC Amicable Dispute Resolution (ADR) Rules, which have been in force since 1 July 2001. The ICC Mediation Rules have been prepared by the ICC Commission on Arbitration and ADR through the work of the Consultative Task Force on the Revision of the ICC ADR Rules, Expertise Rules and Dispute Board Rules, whose members include dispute resolution practitioners and users from widely diverse legal and cultural traditions around the world.Drafted by dispute resolution specialists and users representing a wide range of legal traditions, cultures and professions, the new ICC Mediation Rules provide a modern framework for the conduct of procedures and respond to the needs of international trade today. At the same time, they remain faithful to the ethos and essential features of ICC dispute resolution and, in particular, its suitability for use in any part of the world in proceedings conducted in any language and subject to any law.

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