London has long enjoyed a position as one of, if not the, leading centre for dispute resolution in the world. Its reputation has been buoyed by a number of factors, including the long history of its legal system, the independence and excellence of the judiciary, and the flexibility of the common law system.
Additionally, in relation to international arbitration specifically, the big attractions include a strong track record of enforcing foreign awards and the pro-arbitration stance of the courts, illustrated by the fact that successful challenges to awards are few and far between. Experience has shown that the courts will usually only interfere if the fundamental integrity of the arbitral procedure has been seriously undermined.
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