The parties must not only indicate that the LCIA Arbitration Rules are applicable, but also agree and record the following issues in their arbitration clause or arbitration agreement: 30.6 The LCIA and the Arbitral Tribunal may issue information security or data protection instructions that are binding on the parties and, in the case of those issued by the LCIA, also the members of the arbitral tribunal, subject to mandatory provisions of applicable law or legal norms. 9. Confidentiality obligations now required of all parties to the arbitration, (ii) any means of regulating the processing of personal data generated or exchanged in the course of the arbitration, in the light of applicable data protection law or equivalent legislation. Sometimes the outcome of the arbitration is made public when a party is required to make certain information public (e.g. B because it is a publicly traded company) or where a winning party must apply to the court to force the losing party to comply with the award. However, when a party goes to court, they can often ask to keep things confidential, and the court will usually cooperate. Article 32 General Rules 32.1 A party who knows that a provision of the Arbitration Agreement has not been complied with and who nevertheless proceeds with the arbitration proceedings without promptly informing the Registrar (before the formation of the arbitral tribunal) or the arbitral tribunal (after its establishment) of its objection to such non-compliance shall be treated as if it had irrevocably waived its right of objection for all purposes. 32.2 For all matters not expressly provided for in the Arbitration Agreement, the LCIA Court, the LCIA, the Registrar, the Arbitral Tribunal and each of the parties shall at all times act in good faith in accordance with the spirit of the Arbitration Agreement and shall use all reasonable efforts to ensure that any award is lawfully accepted and enforceable before the Arbitral Tribunal. 32.3 If and to the extent that any part of the Arbitration Agreement is held by the arbitral tribunal, emergency arbitrator or other competent judicial authority to be invalid, ineffective or unenforceable, such decision shall not in itself affect any order or award of the arbitral tribunal or the emergency arbitrator or any other part of the arbitration agreement which shall remain in full force and effect; unless prohibited by applicable law. 14.1 The Tribunal shall have the power to rule on its own jurisdiction, including any objection to the existence or validity of the arbitration agreement.

To this end, an arbitration clause that forms part of a contract will be treated as an agreement independent of the other terms of the contract A court decision finding the nullity of the contract does not ipso jure result in the nullity of the arbitration. Clause. The LCIA can also help the parties to mediate in the same way that it helps the parties to arbitrate. 13.4 In the course of the arbitration, neither party may intentionally establish or attempt to establish unilateral contact with any member of the LCIA Tribunal performing any function in connection with the arbitration or with a member of the Arbitral Tribunal or, from the date of the formation of the Arbitral Tribunal, with a member of the Arbitral Tribunal or the Secretary of the Arbitral Tribunal (as applicable), to do so. which has not been disclosed in writing to all other parties, to all members of the arbitral tribunal and to the Registrar before or shortly after the date of contact. However, notwithstanding regulation 3.3, a party may unilaterally apply to the Registrar for administrative matters. 5.10 The President of the LCIA Court may be appointed as an arbitrator only if the parties agree in writing to appoint him or her as sole arbitrator or presiding judge; and the Vice-Presidents of the LCIA Court and the Chair of the LCIA Board of Directors (the latter is an ex officio member of the LCIA Court) may be appointed arbitrators only if they are appointed in writing by one or more parties or by the other candidates or arbitrators – provided that none of these candidates has participated or will participate in any function of the LCIA Tribunal or the LCIA in connection with such arbitration. Where an agreement. Submission or referral allows arbitration under the rules of the London 1 Court of International Arbitration (LICA), the parties are deemed to have agreed that the arbitration will be conducted in accordance with the following rules or modified rules issued by the Court prior to the commencement of the arbitration. . . .