Our lawyers have experience in handling disputes in ad hoc arbitration, including matters involving the constitution of arbitral tribunals, the structuring of arbitral procedure, the determination of applicable procedural rules and the management of proceedings across different jurisdictions. This experience includes case assessment, coordination with counsel in different jurisdictions, drafting procedural submissions, evidence review, expert work, interim relief strategy and the broader management of arbitration proceedings.
Ad hoc arbitration (UNCITRAL Rules)
Legal support in ad hoc arbitrations across sectors and jurisdictions
Ad hoc arbitration remains an important mechanism for resolving international commercial disputes, particularly where the parties seek flexibility in the organisation of the proceedings and the choice of procedural framework. The UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules provide a comprehensive set of procedural rules for arbitral proceedings and are widely used in both ad hoc and administered arbitrations.
Our Approach
Deep knowledge of law and the industry
Rabomizo works with the norms of international maritime law and national maritime codes of various jurisdictions, grounded in a deep understanding of shipping operations and the commercial realities of the industry.
Experience in dispute resolution in international jurisdictions
We have represented clients in London, Greece, Turkey, Ukraine, Switzerland, Oman and other jurisdictions.
Rapid response in crisis situations
We promptly engage in communication with the parties involved, prepare well-grounded responses and develop a defence and negotiation strategy at any stage of the process.
Understanding of shipping operations
Our solutions take into account not only legal aspects but also the practical side of a shipowner’s or operator’s business. Clients do not need to spend time explaining – we understand the complexity of maritime processes and provide full support.
About us
Rabomizo law firm advises businesses engaged in transport and international trade, operating where assets, goods and services are crossing borders and changing the legal regimes. We support our clients in structuring solid business agreements, managing the risks and making decisions within complex multi-jurisdictional frameworks.
If the claims, delays, sanctions, restrictions, or disputes arise, we develop and implement a legal strategy, representing clients across the jurisdictions and legal systems. Our work combines sector knowledge with a clear understanding of the international regulatory environment.
We do not propose standardised solutions. We analyse the risks, assess the legal and commercial exposure, and provide clear, commercially grounded advice in cross-border matters.
