Disputes are inevitable in any business relationship. But going to court in Pakistan is often time-consuming, expensive, and uncertain. That’s why more businesses, contractors, and even government departments are turning… Read More »Why Arbitration is the Future of Dispute Resolution in Pakistan
FIDIC (Fédération Internationale des Ingénieurs-Conseils) contracts have become the cornerstone of construction and engineering agreements worldwide. In Pakistan, their adoption ensures clear project management guidelines and streamlined dispute resolution. These… Read More »Navigating FIDIC Contracts in Pakistan: Legal Expertise for Construction Disputes
In Pakistan, the legal system has faced ongoing challenges, including prolonged trials, expensive litigation, and delays in justice. This has prompted the rise of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) methods such… Read More »Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in Pakistan: Legal Framework and Practices
Because of their complexity and high stakes, construction disputes are common in Pakistan’s infrastructure projects. Delays, scope variations, financial problems, and poor workmanship are the usual causes of these disputes.… Read More »Construction Disputes and Arbitration Law in Pakistan
Pakistan’s Arbitration Act 2024: A Major Leap Towards Modernized Dispute Resolution The Arbitration Act of 2024 replaces the outdated Arbitration Act of 1940, ushering in a much-needed modernization of Pakistan’s… Read More »Pakistan’s Arbitration Act of 2024: A Transition to International Parameters
International arbitration in Pakistan is governed by two primary legislative instruments: the Arbitration Act, 1940, which applies to domestic arbitrations, and the Recognition and Enforcement (Arbitration Agreements and Foreign Arbitral… Read More »Overview of International Arbitration in Pakistan