Mizan ADR · Online arbitration

Multiple parties.
One tribunal.
An award that stands.

From the request to the award, on one confidential file — filing, tribunal, terms of reference, instruction, hearings, award.

Who it is for

One file, three sides of the table

The same case, seen from each seat — and nobody sees past theirs.

The Secretariat and the arbitration court

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Claimants, respondents and their representatives

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Sole arbitrators and panels

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The procedure

Nine states, as the platform runs them. Each one is a gate. Point at a stage.

· The claimant

Files the parties, the agreement, the request and the fees.

Nothing advances until the file is complete.

Point at a stage, or use the arrow keys. Click to keep one open.

Files the parties, the agreement, the request and the fees.
Nothing advances until the file is complete.
Admits the file, or sends it back with a notice.
Admission opens the case to the other side.
Are notified, join, and complete their own file.
Every respondent seated before the next check.
Confirms the complete file, both sides included.
A verified file, or no tribunal.
Nominations, votes, challenges — conflicts declared against the IBA guidelines.
A seated tribunal, accepted by both sides.
Drafted by the tribunal, approved by the parties on the file.
They frame everything that follows.
Fees settled and validated.
Proceedings open once validated.
Rounds of submissions and exhibits; hearings by video, recorded and transcribed.
Closed when the record is complete.
Renders the award. The record stays where it was made.
Final.