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Arbitration in Italy

by Roberto Oliva

Arbitration in Italy was founded in 2015 by Roberto Oliva as a blog.

The underlying idea was that of spreading arbitration culture in Italy and, in that way, boosting arbitration practice in our country.

Over the years, various issues were addressed, and approximately 100 articles were published.

The visitors of the blog have steadily increased over time, and Arbitration in Italy gained the trust of numerous readers.

As of 2020, Arbitration in Italy has become a journal. Or rather, two journals: Arbitration in Italy, the English version (ISSN 2732-5687), and Arbitrato in Italia, the Italian version (ISSN 2732-5695).

The purpose did not change: we always intend to publish accurate – but still understandable even for the layman – articles on arbitration and thus contribute to its spread.

Roberto Oliva

Roberto is a partner of the Dispute Resolution Department of Pavia e Ansaldo, a leading independent Italian law firm, which has been operating in Italy and abroad for more than 60 years.

He is enrolled with the Milan Bar and admitted to practice before Italian senior Courts.

Roberto assists Italian and foreign clients in complex disputes before Italian State Courts and arbitral tribunals seated in Italy and overseas. Moreover, he is routinely appointed as an arbitrator by the parties, arbitral institutions, or appointing authorities.

Roberto is a member of the International Bar Association (IBA), “Associazione Italiana dell’Arbitrato (AIA)”, ArbIT – Italian Forum for Arbitration and ADR, and the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb).

He also serves as the Honorary Secretary of the CIArb European Branch Committee, as a co-chair of ArbIT, and as the General Editor of the e-journal Arbitration in Italy.

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