In Brazil, the arbitration institute is regulated by Law No. 9.307, of September 23, 1996.

The main characteristics of arbitration are: speed and efficiency in resolving disputes, confidentiality, specialization of the appointed arbitrators and primacy of the autonomy of the parties' will.

CAMARB – Chamber of Business Mediation and Arbitration – Brazil, has been providing quality services in the administration of arbitration procedures for over two decades, involving various matters such as agribusiness, highly complex administrative contracts, business contracts, labor contracts, corporate disputes, mining law, energy and infrastructure.

In order to better meet the needs of the business market, CAMARB has 3 (three) types of Arbitration Rules: i) the Ordinary Arbitration Rules; ii) the Expedited Arbitration Rules; and iii) the Labor Arbitration Rules. In addition, the Chamber has the Emergency Arbitrator procedure, through Administrative Resolution No. 06/20.

The costs and expenses of the arbitration procedure are regulated in the “2019 Schedule of Costs” and can be calculated using the CAMARB Calculator.