How we can create ‘Arbitration 2.0' right here in Australia.

In 2015 Australia was chosen as the place for only 5 ICC international arbitrations. We think that is way less than there should have been. So where are we going wrong?

Well, we are so far away from the action in Europe that we may as well be...Britain (too soon?). Apart from the obvious solution of having Lara Bingle ask the world 'where the bloody hell are ya?', we have some ideas on what Australia can do to stand out from the crowd and get in on the action.

There is no hiding the fact that the biggest complaint people have about international arbitration is the cost and time involved. The arbitration industry is just asking for a revamp, like the taxi industry before Uber, the music industry before iTunes or the legal industry before Marque (we had to say it).