The premier forum for international dispute resolution in the trans-Pacific region
New Zealand is an ideal venue for international dispute resolution: it is a safe, stable environment where the rule of law is upheld. Our mediators and arbitrators are recognised and respected globally as leaders in international dispute resolution. We can provide independent, robust, fair processes leading to high-quality outcomes.
Our processes
NZIAC offers a full range of dispute resolution processes, including arbitration, mediation, arb-med, and adjudication. We can tailor our processes to the dispute and your needs.
Engage with us
For fair, efficient, and cost-effective complaint management, reach out to our dedicated Registry team today.
Process options
We offer a range of dispute resolution process options giving you the choice to adopt a process that best meets the needs of your case.
Recognised and respected as the leading independent dispute resolution provider for over 30 years
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