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"Schoenherr [is] the best in the market when it comes to international arbitration."
At Schoenherr our arbitration practice is among the most successful in the world. It is the "most impressive" (gar awards), and the busiest and most significant in the region, both in commercial and investment arbitration.
We handle some of the largest and most complex commercial disputes around. Our expertise runs deep and across industries, including banking, pharma, telecom, construction, m&a, energy, media and automotive.
In investor-state disputes, we have had a significant impact on investment protection regimes. And success. Our track record speaks for itself: we are "unbeaten at ICSID".
And our team continues to make headway, acting as counsel in high-profile international arbitrations and sitting as arbitrators in matters before leading arbitral institutions.
Our clients rely on us to deliver innovative solutions. And we do – efficiently and cost-effectively – at the same time matching top tier arbitration firms worldwide in terms of number and complexity of cases, quality of advocacy and internationality of clientele.
Clients appreciate our innovation, efficiency, and the skills and expertise of our team, calling us the "best in the market" for arbitration:
"The [arbitration] team is … innovative in their thinking and approach to cases"
Legal 500
They "have a pragmatic approach, are fast and cost efficient."
Legal 500
"We have not come across any other firm that delivers this level of legal advice and advocacy, whether in writing or orally, in a range of languages. In our opinion, Schoenherr leave their competitors far behind."
Chambers
Our arbitration experts act as counsel in high-profile international arbitrations and sit as arbitrators in matters before leading arbitral institutions.
Shielding Investments: The Role of Corporate Restructuring
Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs) are international treaties concluded by two States. BITs establish the terms and conditions for private investments by individuals and companies from one State in the other State (the so-called host State). They are designed to promote and protect foreign investments by providing a stable and predictable legal framework.
Has arbitration become cheaper than litigation in Hungary?
As of 28 January 2025, a legislative change has drastically increased procedural fees for litigation in Hungary. In contrast, the procedural costs of arbitration have remained the same. This raises the question: which option is now cheaper?