The International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) concluded 2025 with a record caseload, even though the average value of new disputes fell by more than half. The geographical diversity of the parties matched the 2019 record, with parties from the same region involved in half of the new cases. Businesses increasingly opted for the expedited procedure and frequently turned to emergency arbitrators. Experts attribute this interest in such mechanisms to a demand for faster and more cost-effective arbitration.
Read more about the ICC Court’s 2025 performance in the commentary by Elena Lebets, Senior Associate in the Dispute Resolution practice at Nordic Star, for Pravo.ru.
Elena Lebets
Senior Associate