Conflict resolution permeates our lives, from the personal to the professional sphere. Choosing the appropriate method to resolve a conflict can have a significant impact on time, cost and final result. In this brief article, we will generally explore the characteristics, advantages and disadvantages of self-compositional and heterocompositional conflict resolution methods. [...]

After some discussion regarding the arbitrator's duties of impartiality, independence and disclosure resulting from a clear intention to harm an institute that has contributed a lot to the resolution of conflicts, I thought it would be good to write a few words to recall important concepts behind this subject. There [...]

The duty of disclosure has been the subject of debate by many jurists, especially arbitration scholars, as a result of Bill No. 3,293/2021 (“PL”), which aims to amend the Brazilian Arbitration Law to, among others, “ discipline the arbitrator’s performance”  and “ improve the duty of disclosure” . As a way of complementing the [...]

Many may think that the arbitrator does not have a relevant role in encouraging conciliation between the parties in arbitration. This is because, as it is a contentious procedure, generally preceded by an attempt at negotiation, conciliation or mediation, it could be inferred that there is no longer any hope for [...]

Danielle Farah Ziade published an article entitled “Processing of Personal Data by Arbitrators in the Arbitration Procedure according to European and Brazilian Data Protection Laws”, co-authored with Flávia Bittar, in the work “Arbitragem e Processo – Homagem ao Professor Carlos Alberto Carmona – Volume I ”. The book is composed [...]