Arbitration
Arbitration is a legally binding, confidential, and customizable alternative to litigation, making it an effective mechanism for resolving domestic and international IP disputes.
Efficient, confidential, and enforceable patent dispute resolution
At PMAC, we specialize in arbitration for patent and patent-related disputes which are often characterised as complex and have a cross-border element.
Our goal is to provide fair and expert-driven resolutions through experienced arbitrators, while safeguarding commercially sensitive information.
By choosing arbitration, companies of all sizes can significantly reduce costs while ensuring a specialized, efficient, and enforceable dispute resolution process.
Why choose arbitration at PMAC?
Connected to the Unified Patent Court
Combining the flexibility of arbitration with judicial oversight, offering a faster and confidential dispute resolution process. The consent arbitral award can be confirmed by the Court, making it enforceable as its final decision
Online proceedings
From the initial information conference to the final award, all parts of the procedure can be conducted remotely. With secure virtual hearings, digital case management, electronic submissions, and attractive fee reductions, we ensure a seamless, cost-effective, and accessible process – no matter where you are.
Tailored & flexible proceedings
Procedural rules designed specifically for IP disputes, including disputes related to licensing of standard essential patents under FRAND terms, allowing parties to tailor them to their needs. Parties are free to choose arbitrators, procedures, governing law, and the language of proceedings to ensure a dispute resolution process that aligns with their specific requirements.
Efficient & cost-effective
Offering expedited proceedings for disputes requiring swift resolution, reducing legal expenses and delays. Special fee reductions are available for SMEs, as well as for parties opting for online proceedings, enhancing accessibility and affordability and for UPC pending disputes referred to mediation before closure of the interim procedure.