This is a short introduction to Fortior Law's Arbitration Guide. To learn more about the Arbitration Guide, visit www.abritration-guide.com. To learn more about Fortior Law, visit www.fortiorlaw.com. To get in touch, email info@fortiorlaw.com.

Fortior Arbitration Guide - Introduction This is an introduction to a short series of video lectures accompanying Fortior Law's Arbitration Guide. To learn more about the Arbitration Guide, please visit www.fortiorlaw.com or www.arbitration-guide.com.

This lecture explains how to commence arbitration proceedings and prepare a notice of arbitration. To learn more about the Arbitration Guide, please visit www.fortiorlaw.com or www.arbitration-guide.com.

This lecture explains how to select and appoint the arbitral Tribunal and how to challenge biased arbitrators. To learn more about the Arbitration Guide, please visit www.fortiorlaw.com or www.arbitration-guide.com.

This lecture explains the standard procedural steps in international arbitration. To learn more about the Arbitration Guide, please visit www.fortiorlaw.com or www.arbitration-guide.com.

This lecture explains covers the written submissions most common in international arbitration and gives practical advice on how to prepare them. To learn more about the Arbitration Guide, please visit www.fortiorlaw.com or www.arbitration-guide.com.

This lecture covers three most common applications in international arbitration: application for an extension of time, application for security for costs and application for a partial award. To learn more about the Arbitration Guide, please visit www.fortiorlaw.com or www.arbitration-guide.com.

This lecture explains the most common procedures for disclosure and exchange of witness and expert evidence in international arbitration. To learn more about the Arbitration Guide, please visit www.fortiorlaw.com or www.arbitration-guide.com.

This lecture covers preparation for the final hearing, the most common hearing schedule and how Tribunals normally deal with legal costs. To learn more about the Arbitration Guide, please visit www.fortiorlaw.com or www.arbitration-guide.com. Videos from the UK Supreme Court are  available at this link: https://www.supremecourt.uk/news/catch-up-on-court-action-supreme-court-launches-video-on-demand-service.html A video of Gary Born can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otFhsW2qhts

This lecture covers the most common grounds upon which arbitral awards may be appealed and upon which their enforcement may be opposed in local courts. To learn more about the Arbitration Guide, please visit www.fortiorlaw.com or www.arbitration-guide.com.

This video explains the basic concepts and mechanisms used by international arbitral tribunals when allocating costs. It provides a graphical decision tree which can be used to make decisions or submissions on allocation.