Name
The New York International Arbitration Center (NYIAC)
Description
The New York International Arbitration Center (NYIAC) is a nonprofit organization formed to advance, strengthen and promote international arbitration in New York.
NYIAC offers the following services:
- Provides world-class hearing rooms, breakout rooms and state-of-the-art technology for international arbitration cases of any size, including large, multi-party arbitrations, mediations and conferences of all kinds, whether administered by an arbitral institution or ad hoc.
- Develops programs and materials about international arbitration in New York, the application of New York law in international arbitration, and the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards in New York and the United States generally.
- Supports dialogue, discussion and debate of international arbitration issues and decisions among the legal, judicial, academic and business communities in New York.
- Engages in other activities to promote New York’s role as a pre-eminent venue for the conduct of international arbitration and the choice of New York substantive law to govern parties’ contracts.
NYIAC offers the following services:
- Provides world-class hearing rooms, breakout rooms and state-of-the-art technology for international arbitration cases of any size, including large, multi-party arbitrations, mediations and conferences of all kinds, whether administered by an arbitral institution or ad hoc.
- Develops programs and materials about international arbitration in New York, the application of New York law in international arbitration, and the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards in New York and the United States generally.
- Supports dialogue, discussion and debate of international arbitration issues and decisions among the legal, judicial, academic and business communities in New York.
- Engages in other activities to promote New York’s role as a pre-eminent venue for the conduct of international arbitration and the choice of New York substantive law to govern parties’ contracts.
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