The reform outlined in Law 11/2011, dated May 20, 2011, does not bring about drastic changes to the existing arbitration system. Nevertheless, it introduces significant advancements with the ultimate aim of fortifying and encouraging arbitration in Spain, seeking to establish the country as an appealing destination for international arbitration cases.
Determining jurisdiction in international disputes and recognizing/enforcing foreign judgments can be complex. To streamline this process, it is advisable for parties in cross-border agreements to thoroughly agree on jurisdiction and applicable law in case of a dispute.
The objective of the arbitration reform in Spain is to encourage alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, reducing the workload and costs of the Tribunals. With arbitrators appointed by the involved parties, the expectation is for arbitration proceedings to become more expeditious.
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