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How to handle arbitration disputes with government
You can’t fight city hall. But if the fight is inevitable, you might as well prepare.
Category
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Credit Unit
1
DURATION
43:00
EXPIRATION DATE
9/24/2027 12:00:00 AM
OVERVIEW
It is an understatement to say that, of all contracting parties in the Philippines, the government is that one contracting party which has entered into the largest number of contracts, bar none.
Under the Government Procurement Reform Act, government projects falling within its coverage are required to include an arbitration clause in the contract.
This course will discuss the arbitration mechanism in settling disputes involving government contracts. After the content discussion, you should be able to:
Identify the legal basis of settling disputes involving certain government projects through arbitration instead of the courts
Determine the jurisdiction of the Construction Industry Arbitration Commission
Distinguish the available directions for the arbitration of disputes arising from government contracts
Identify the steps for the arbitration of construction and non-construction related disputes
Determine the exception to the general and exclusive jurisdiction of the Construction Industry Arbitration Commission
Differentiate enforcing an arbitral award against a private party and enforcing one against the government
Course Status
AVAILABLE NOW
Course Price
₱443.00
when you avail the Full Compliance (36 Units) bundle
₱600.00
Regular price for 1 credit unit course
Lecturer
ATTY. ARTHUR AUTEA
Founding Partner, Arthur Autea & Associates / ADR Lawyer
Atty. Arthur P. Autea is a graduate of the University of the Philippines, where he took up his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (Cum Laude), as well as his Bachelor of Laws Degree. He was admitted to the Philippine Bar in 1987.
As a legal practitioner, he has fully devoted his time to dispute resolution and related practice areas. In 1996, he co-founded the Philippine Dispute Resolution Center, Inc. where he has served as Secretary General and as Vice President and Chairman of the Committee for Drafting and Revision of Rules.