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The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (The Institute) was founded in London, England in 1915, incorporated in 1924, and granted a Royal Charter from Queen Elizabeth II in 1979. This professional body of international arbitrators has expanded with branches located in continental Europe, the Far East, Australia, Africa and North America. The Institute now has around 12,000 members in hundred and ten countries. The North American Branch was established in 1993, and currently includes members from the United States, Canada and Mexico, and offers training courses and competency assessment courses in international commercial (including construction) arbitration in North America from the entry level to the Fellowship in the Institute.

The goal of the  North American Branch of The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators is to promote and facilitate the resolution of disputes by arbitration rather than through the courts. The North American Branch does this by offering training courses in North America in the practise, as an advocate and arbitrator, in international commercial and construction arbitration.





NAB  Newsletter
The NAB is pleased to announce that our latest newsletter is available at:
http://www.ciarb.org/north-america/newsletter/issue3

UPCOMING EVENTS

NAB is a proud sponsor of the Fifth Investment Arbitration Forum being held in Mexico City on June 29, 2012.
June 29, 2012, Mexico City [Read Brochure]