International Commercial Arbitration Simulator

Practice the arguments that actually come up in cross-border arbitration — pick a scenario below. Unlike domestic litigation, arbitration runs on institutional rules (here, the ICC Rules) and a handful of doctrines — separability, competence-competence, the New York Convention’s narrow enforcement grounds — that don’t map onto ordinary court procedure. Every line, choice, and piece of feedback here is written in advance — nothing is AI-generated, so the guidance is consistent and reviewable, not improvised.

This tool teaches general international arbitration technique through original hypothetical scenarios grounded in the ICC Rules and the New York Convention. It does not provide legal advice about any specific case and does not create an attorney-client relationship. For guidance on your own case, consult a licensed attorney.