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ARTICLE · 09 OCTOBER 2020

International Arbitration 2020

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Austria has long been established as a European hub for international arbitration and, in particular

AustriaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

Law and Practice

1. General

1.1 Prevalence of Arbitration

Austria has long been established as a European hub for international arbitration and, in particular, Vienna as the capital city is a preferred venue for arbitrations related to the SEE and CEE regions. The legal community boasts a number of arbitration specialists providing high-end counsel and arbitration services. The Vienna International Arbitral Centre of the Federal Economic Chamber (VIAC) provides excellent administration of international arbitrations. In general, arbitration is increasingly becoming the preferred method of resolving larger business disputes in Austria.

1.2 Trends

The VIAC Rules of Arbitration and Mediation 2018 entered into force on 1 January 2018. Part I of the VIAC Rules contains the VIAC Rules of Arbitration (Vienna Rules). Under the revised Vienna Rules, VIAC also administers purely domestic cases. Overall, the revision of the Vienna Rules aims to ensure the efficient

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