ICDR guidelines on exchange of information in arbitration | Practical Law

ICDR guidelines on exchange of information in arbitration | Practical Law

The international arm of the AAA, the International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR), has published new guidelines on the exchange of information in international arbitrations. The guidelines aim to enhance the efficiency of arbitration by discouraging excessive document production. They also contain provisions addressing the disclosure of electronic documents.

ICDR guidelines on exchange of information in arbitration

Practical Law Legal Update 8-381-7580 (Approx. 3 pages)

ICDR guidelines on exchange of information in arbitration

by PLC Dispute Resolution
Published on 14 May 2008International, USA
The international arm of the AAA, the International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR), has published new guidelines on the exchange of information in international arbitrations. The guidelines aim to enhance the efficiency of arbitration by discouraging excessive document production. They also contain provisions addressing the disclosure of electronic documents.
Unless the parties agree otherwise, the guidelines will be effective in all international cases administered by the ICDR and commenced after 31 May 2008. They may also be adopted, at the discretion of the tribunal, in pending cases, and are likely to be reflected in amendments incorporated into the next revision of the International Arbitration Rules.
The guidelines are available on the AAA website.