Chamber of Arbitration of Milan (CAM) - National Arbitration Institution - World Arbitration Reporter (WAR) - 2nd Edition
Stefano Azzali, after having practiced law in Italy, South Africa and United States, Stefano Azzali joined the Chamber of Arbitration of Milan in 1988, where he now acts as Secretary General. He is also Secretary General of the Italy-China Business Mediation Center (Beijing-Milan) and he sits as Reporter for Italy on the Board of Reporters of the Center for International Law (ITA), the Editorial Advisory Board of “Arbitration CD-ROM,” edited by Kluwer Law International, and the International Advisory Board of the International Arbitration Center of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber (VIAC) in Wien, Austria. Since May 2009, Mr. Azzali has acted as Secretary-Treasurer of the International Federation of Commercial Arbitration Institutions (IFCAI). He is a member of the panel of arbitrators of various international arbitration institutions and is a visiting professor at Bocconi University, Law School, in Milan, where he teaches Domestic and International Arbitration Law, and, since 2012, he is Fellow at the Centre for Transnational Litigation and Commercial Law, New York University, School of Law. From 2001 to 2006, he chaired the Disciplinary Commission of the Italian Football Federation, where he is now member of its Federal Court of Justice.
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I. GENERAL INFORMATION
A. History and Background of the Institution
This chapter focuses on the administration of arbitral procedures, which represents the “core business” of the Milan Chamber of Arbitration (hereinafter “Chamber” or “CAM”). The report aims to offer an overview of the Chamber’s activity. This chapter focuses on the “core business” of the Milan Chamber of Arbitration (hereinafter “Chamber” or “CAM”), that is to say, the administration of arbitral proceedings. The report aims at offering a detailed overview on the Chamber’s activity, as well as to examine the role the Chamber has in the management of arbitral cases.
The Milan Chamber of Arbitration is a limited liability company (Srl), whose sole shareholder is the local Chamber of Commerce. The dispute resolution services are one of the regulatory market functions that Italian law grants to the Chambers of Commerce (Law No. 580 of 1993). The CAM has been managing arbitral proceedings since 1986. It is the leading arbitral institution in Italy, for the number of cases managed and its international activity. Since 1996 it also offers mediation services. Today, the Chamber offers an array of ADR tools, that goes beyond arbitration and mediation, providing for example online and offline mediation and support in case of ad hoc arbitration (so called “CAM on demand”).
CHAMBER OF ARBITRATION OF MILAN (CAM)
I. BASIC INFORMATION
A. History and Background of the Institution
B. Model Clause
C. Arbitrators
D. Costs, Fees and Other Service Charges
II. ARBITRAL PROCEDURE BEFORE THE CHAMBER OF ARBITRATION OF MILAN
A. Commencement of Proceedings
III. APPENDIX
A. Rules of the Chamber of Arbitration of Milan
B. Institution Contact Details
C. Bibliography