Cross-border disputes require flexibility and agility.
Cross-border disputes require flexibility and agility.
In our modern global economy, international arbitration has emerged as the primary method to resolve cross-border disputes.
As a law firm based in Miami, a leading arbitration hub, Mark, Migdal & Hayden has gained substantial experience in representing clients across many countries and industry sectors in the resolution of their disputes through arbitration. Providing sophisticated counsel in arbitration, mediation, early assessment of the available dispute resolution mechanisms when our clients venture abroad, our firm’s attorneys are highly experienced and able to represent clients in front of numerous arbitration institutions, including the American Arbitration Association (AAA), the International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR), the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), and the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) – International Court of Arbitration.
Before and After
As part of our early assessment, we like to assist clients in determining the dispute resolution provision that will best meet their needs before the dispute arises, and craft dispute resolution provisions that are tailored to most efficiently and effectively resolve their anticipated disputes. After the dispute arises, we consider whether mediation, conciliation and all other ADR tools are viable options for resolving the dispute. These processes can be particularly useful in resolving disputes in ongoing commercial relationships.
In our modern global economy, international arbitration has emerged as the primary method to resolve cross-border disputes.
As a law firm based in Miami, a leading arbitration hub, Mark, Migdal & Hayden has gained substantial experience in representing clients across many countries and industry sectors in the resolution of their disputes through arbitration. Providing sophisticated counsel in arbitration, mediation, early assessment of the available dispute resolution mechanisms when our clients venture abroad, our firm’s attorneys are highly experienced and able to represent clients in front of numerous arbitration institutions, including the American Arbitration Association (AAA), the International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR), the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), and the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) – International Court of Arbitration.
Before and After
As part of our early assessment, we like to assist clients in determining the dispute resolution provision that will best meet their needs before the dispute arises, and craft dispute resolution provisions that are tailored to most efficiently and effectively resolve their anticipated disputes. After the dispute arises, we consider whether mediation, conciliation and all other ADR tools are viable options for resolving the dispute. These processes can be particularly useful in resolving disputes in ongoing commercial relationships.
You can learn more about how we work from our top five case studies below and our extended representative case list.
You can learn more about how we work from our top five case studies below and our representative case list.
INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION STRATEGY CASE STUDY #5
COLOMBIA, GERMANY, REPUBLIC OF CUBA AND U.S
Strategy: Leverage The Media, Both Here and Abroad ||||
What do Boris Becker, the President of Colombia and AT&T all have in common? Don Hayden successfully […]
PARALLEL ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS IN MULTIPLE JURISDICTIONS
Strategy: An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
We can best serve our clients when we advise on crafting the appropriate arbitration clause at the inception of the project or relationship with foreign […]
LONDON, FLORIDA, EUROPE, THE WORLD
Strategy: Let your early wins set the table for complete annihilation.
A major broker/underwriter on the London Stock Exchange was sued in Florida state courts arising out of a failed IPO involving a major real […]
LATIN AMERICA & U.S.
Strategy: Sometimes winning on a procedural point can be just as devastating as a substantive point.
Banco do Brasil, one of the premier financial institution in Latin America, was faced with a U.S. lawsuit by […]
GERMANY, CHINA AND SOUTHEASTERN U.S.
Strategy: Contain the damage.
What was initially seen as a minor issue involving a batch of drywall manufactured by a large German building materials manufacturer at its plants in China that had found its way into […]
