The Arbitration Law Full Subscription 

Unlock full access to the complete Arbitration Law library.

• All JURIS Arbitration Law Premium Content, including an extensive collection of exclusive, proprietary works (commentary, analysis, monographs, practice guides, and much more).
  • ​This content is proprietary and exclusive (not available on other platforms or via other knowledge tools).
• All public domain sources available on the Arbitration Law database, including arbitral awards, court decisions, BITs, rules, legislation, country reports, and more.
• All Arbitration Law journals (​11 leading, exclusive arbitration journals with complete archival access).
• Complete access to the Roster of International Arbitrators featuring over 1,200 in-depth profiles of leading arbitrators from 87 countries. 
• Access to the World Arbitration Reporter, which offers over 7,000 pages of commentary and analysis from more than 150 leading experts.

What are the benefits of subscribing?

Subscribers are granted:

• Unlimited PDF downloads (public domain and Premium Content).

• Documents in publication format (pagination matching original publication format for hassle-free citation and reference).

• Powerful search engine that scans the contents of thousands of searchable documents and yields document-level hits for search terms.

• Personalized accounts with saved search and download history.

• Usage statistics and analytics data reports.

Are you an individual, law firm, law school, or other institution? We have options for you.

Individual accounts are accessed using personal log-in credentials consisting of a username (e-mail address) and password. Law firm and institutional subscriptions are available to multiple users by Virtual Private Network (VPN) within restricted IP ranges. With IP Access enabled, an unlimited number of users can access a single Arbitration Law Full Subscription simultaneously. These users must, however, form part of a registered/subscribed law firm or institution.

How do I set up a Full Subscription? 

If you are interested in setting up an Individual Full Subscription, click here. If you are interested in setting up a subscription for a law firm, law school, government agency, or other institution, please contact the JURIS team.

Does Arbitration Law offer any free trials or test subscriptions?

Arbitration Law offers free 15-day trials.  To learn more about trial options or request a trial, click here.

What if I only want to subscribe to the Arbitration Law journals or Arbitration Law Libraries?

You can subscribe to Arbitration Law journals individually or through the All Journal Online Access Bundle subscription. For more information, see our Journals page. 

Arbitration Law offers online access to sets or series of publications through its "Library" subscriptions. Arbitration Law Libraries include the Investment Treaty Arbitration Library and World Arbitration Reporter Library. 

All three subscription types below receive the same benefits (see What are the benefits of subscribing? above).

*Arbitration Law Library subscriptions unlock access to a specific set or series of publications focusing on niche practice or study areas. As a subscriber to an Arbitration Law Library, you will only receive online access to the works included in the Library you subscribe to--not to all Arbitration Law Libraries.

Questions?

Feel free to e-mail subscriptions@arbitrationlaw.com.