ASA - Swiss Arbitration Association

ASA is a non-profit association with over 1200 members - of whom more than 450 from outside Switzerland, all practitioners and academics engaged and/or interested in domestic and international arbitration.

Membership is open to all nationalities, irrespective of the level of experience. Since its creation in 1974 it has become one of the leading arbitration associations, bringing together the world's most eminent arbitration practitioners:  More

Arbitration in Switzerland

Learn about arbitration in Switzerland and the specific advantages of arbitration in a country with a long-standing history of neutrality and judicial stability. More

ASA Local Groups

The ASA Local Groups in Basel, Bern/Neuchatel (Mittelland), Geneva, Lausanne, Lugano and Zurich meet informally two to five times a year. The debates are on various subjects of interest to those practicing arbitration. More

ASA Below 40

ASA’s young practitioners group aims at promoting the exchange of views and experiences among arbitration practitioners below the age of 40 in a friendly and informal way. The group meets one or twice a year. More

ASA News and projects

Results of the International Survey on Dispute Resolution in Technology Transactions - WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center

Access the results of this multi-industry, multi-national survey.

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Swiss Arbitration Academy launches Certificate of Advanced Study in Arbitration

The Universities of Lucerne and Neuchâtel as well as the SAA are jointly offering a post-graduate programme in arbitration.

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ASA Arbitration Practice Seminar, Badenweiler 18-20 January 2013

This year’s seminar was led by Pr. George A. Bermann, Prof. Klaus-Peter Berger, Michael Black QC, Elliott Geisinger, Dr. Klaus-A. Gerstenmaier, Karyl Nairn, Constantine Partasides and Dr. Paolo Michele Patocchi.

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President's Message

Read the latest President's Message on the role of experts in the adversarial process, and the arbitrator’s capacity to absorb specialised knowledge. More

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Michael E.Schneider, President
Alexander McLin, Executive Director

 

ASA Bulletin:

Pierre Lalive
Matthias Scherer

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