Alternative Dispute Resolution Directory

Arbitrators must be impartial, fair, and trustworthy, making final and binding decisions. It is often said that it is the arbitrator's responsibility to reach reasonable and correct conclusions, avoiding undue harshness. It is well established that arbitrators are not bound by the strict rules of evidence, but they must adhere to justice, fairness, and equity in arbitral proceedings. Furthermore, arbitrators must ensure the integrity of the award and adhere to hearing dates to prevent delays and cost increases.

CIArb South Africa’s Directory aims to:

Identify experienced South African alternative dispute resolution practitioners with verified track records in their respective fields.
Assist disputants in identifying and appointing a third-party neutral.
Recommend or appoint third-party neutrals to disputants.
Provide ADR-related information, rules, guidelines and articles.

To qualify for CIArb's SA Branch's Directory

As Arbitrator or Adjudicator

You must be a Chartered Arbitrator or Adjudicator. Alternatively, you must be a CIArb Fellow and satisfy CIArb South Africa’s Directory Committee that you have:

Experience in completing a minimum of 15 challenging and complex cases as arbitrator or adjudicator.
A diverse range of arbitration experiences.

As Mediator:

You must be a CIArb member and satisfy CIArb South Africa’s Directory Committee that you have:

Experience in completing a minimum of 10 mediation cases as a mediator.
A diverse range of mediation experiences.

Alternative Dispute Resolution Directory

To qualify for CIArb's SA Branch's Directory

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