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Panel of Arbitrators

The Goverion Arbitration and Mediation Court works with a distinguished panel of arbitrators drawn from diverse legal and professional backgrounds. These individuals bring deep expertise in international commercial law, corporate disputes, cross-border trade, technology, and infrastructure matters.

Arbitrators are selected based on their professional experience, independence, and ability to handle complex disputes with fairness and sound judgment. The Court ensures that each appointment reflects the nature of the dispute and the expertise required to resolve it effectively.

Panel of Mediators

The Court maintains access to a network of experienced mediators who specialize in facilitating constructive dialogue between disputing parties. These professionals are skilled in guiding negotiations, managing complex discussions, and helping parties move toward practical and mutually acceptable solutions.

Mediators serve as neutral facilitators rather than decision-makers, creating an environment where parties can openly explore settlement options while preserving confidentiality and trust.

Code of Conduct

All arbitrators and mediators appointed under the Court's framework are expected to adhere to a strict Code of Conduct. This code establishes the ethical and professional standards governing independence, impartiality, confidentiality, and professional integrity.

By requiring adherence to these principles, the Court safeguards the credibility of its proceedings and ensures that disputes are handled with the highest standards of fairness and professionalism.

Appointment Process

The appointment of arbitrators and mediators is conducted through a structured process overseen by the Court. Parties may nominate individuals where permitted under the Rules, after which the Court reviews and confirms the appointment to ensure independence and suitability.

Where parties are unable to agree on an appointment, the Court will designate a qualified arbitrator or mediator from its network of professionals. This process ensures that each case is entrusted to a neutral and competent decision-maker capable of guiding the proceedings with integrity.

Privacy Policy

The Goverion Arbitration and Mediation Court respects the privacy of individuals who engage with the institution through its website or dispute resolution services. Personal information may be collected when users submit filings, communicate with the Secretariat, or access institutional services. Such information is processed solely for legitimate purposes related to the administration of arbitration and mediation proceedings, institutional operations, and communication with parties. The Court applies appropriate safeguards to protect personal information from unauthorized access, misuse, or disclosure.

Terms of Use

The website of the Goverion Arbitration and Mediation Court is provided for informational purposes and to facilitate access to institutional services. By using the website, users agree to comply with these Terms of Use. The materials published on the website are intended to provide general information regarding the Court's procedures and services and do not constitute legal advice. Users are responsible for ensuring that any reliance on information provided on the website is appropriate to their circumstances. Unauthorized use of the website, interference with its functionality, or attempts to access restricted systems or data are strictly prohibited.

Confidentiality Policy

Confidentiality is a fundamental principle governing arbitration and mediation administered by the Court. Proceedings conducted under the institution's Rules are private, and all participants are expected to respect strict confidentiality obligations. Submissions, evidence, hearing discussions, and awards are treated as confidential unless disclosure is required by law or expressly agreed upon by the parties. This framework ensures that sensitive commercial and legal information remains protected throughout the dispute resolution process.

Data Protection Notice

The Goverion Arbitration and Mediation Court processes personal data in connection with the administration of arbitration and mediation proceedings. This may include contact information, professional details, and case-related communications necessary for the effective management of disputes. Access to such information is restricted to authorised individuals involved in the proceedings. Where blockchain infrastructure is used to authenticate procedural records, only cryptographic references may be recorded to preserve the integrity of the process while ensuring that confidential data remains protected within secure systems.

Cookie Policy

The Court's website may use cookies and similar technologies to improve user experience and ensure the proper functioning of digital services. Cookies help the website remember user preferences, support secure access, and provide insights into website usage. Users may control or disable cookies through their browser settings. Continued use of the website indicates acceptance of the use of cookies in accordance with this policy.

Disclaimer

The Goverion Arbitration and Mediation Court administers arbitration and mediation proceedings in accordance with its Rules. The Court itself does not adjudicate disputes or issue decisions. All awards and determinations are made exclusively by independently appointed arbitrators or mediators.