When costs matter

Authors

  • Ana María Arrarte Estudio Echecopar associated with Baker McKenzie International
  • Daichi Yano Estudio Echecopar associated with Baker McKenzie International

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21678/forseti.v11i17.2066

Keywords:

arbitration, costs, arbitration award, arbitration rules

Abstract

This paper seeks to address a relevant but little discussed topic in arbitration: costs. The common perception is that Arbitral Tribunals do not devote an important part of their analysis to the distribution and recoverability of arbitration costs, despite the fact that this decision is a fundamental part of the Award and an essential tool for rendering a fair decision.

Author Biographies

Ana María Arrarte, Estudio Echecopar associated with Baker McKenzie International

Senior Partner of Estudio Echecopar associated with Baker McKenzie International. Leader of the Dispute Resolution Area of Estudio Echecopar. Lawyer by the University of Lima. Arbitrator in several arbitration institutions.

Daichi Yano, Estudio Echecopar associated with Baker McKenzie International

Legal assistant of Estudio Echecopar associated with Baker McKenzie International. Member of the Dispute Resolution Area of Estudio Echecopar. Bachelor in Law from Universidad del Pacífico. Former President of the Board of Directors of Forseti-Revista de Derecho.

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Published

2023-02-16

How to Cite

Arrarte, A. M., & Yano, D. (2023). When costs matter. Forseti. Law Review, 11(17), 07–27. https://doi.org/10.21678/forseti.v11i17.2066

Issue

Vol. 11 No. 17 (2023): Forseti N° 17

Section

Artículos