Practice areas

Arbitration and Dispute Resolution Lawyer in Amman

An informed choice between negotiation, arbitration, and litigation based on the contract, objective, cost, and enforceability.

How can the firm help?

Scope of service

Assessment begins with the dispute-resolution clause, governing law, procedure, remedies, and evidence, followed by a practical comparison of available paths.

  • Review of arbitration clauses and tribunal jurisdiction.
  • Preparation of claims, responses, and dispute submissions.
  • Negotiation and drafting of enforceable settlement agreements.
Arbitration and dispute resolution

How the matter is handled

Review the essential facts and documents and identify the matter's current stage.

Explain the legal options, missing information, and risks that require attention.

Agree on the next step and follow-up method based on the matter and competent authority.

Arbitration and dispute resolution

Frequently asked questions

Is arbitration always faster?

Not necessarily. Time and cost depend on the contract, rules, parties, and evidence, so arbitration should be compared with litigation for the specific matter.

Can parties negotiate during a dispute?

Yes. Settlement can be explored at different stages if it protects rights and clearly addresses obligations and enforcement.

Why is the arbitration clause important?

Its wording defines covered disputes and sometimes the seat and rules, so it must be reviewed before action is taken.

Attorney Yasmin Abu Hadba

Legal oversight by Attorney Yasmin Abu Hadba

Attorney Yasmin Abu Hadba reviews each matter according to its facts, documents, and Jordanian law, explaining available options without promising a guaranteed outcome.

This page provides general information and is not legal advice or a substitute for reviewing the details of your matter.