Online Certificate Course on Arbitration Law, Drafting & AI by TLV: Enrol by May 8

About TheLegalVoice

TheLegalVoice (TLV) is a legal edtech institution, registered as an LLP, MSME, and recognised as a DPIIT Startup, and ISO 9001:2015 certified. It offers expert-led courses, workshops, and internships to bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world legal practice.

About the Online Certificate Course on Arbitration Law, Drafting & AI

This course is for law students and young professionals looking to build a career in Arbitration Law, a fast-growing and globally relevant field, with opportunities across law firms, arbitral institutions, in-house roles, and tribunals.

Arbitration professionals in India earn an average of ₹23.9 LPA, with the typical range falling between ₹15–48 LPA, and senior practitioners and empanelled arbitrators commanding significantly more.

Exclusive Empanelment Opportunity with RDRC [RESOL Dispute Resolution Center]

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will have the opportunity to apply for empanelment as Arbitrators, Mediators, or Resolvers with RDRC – RESOL Dispute Resolution Center, an innovative online platform focused on providing quick, accessible, and affordable dispute resolution, particularly for small-value disputes. Final empanelment is subject to shortlisting by RDRC.

Successful Completion  ➜  Eligible to Apply for Empanelment  ➜  Shortlisting by RDRC  ➜  Get Empaneled

Eligibility

Open to law students, graduates, and young professionals interested in Arbitration, Dispute Resolution, and emerging legal tech applications.

Course Structure

Module 1: Foundations of Arbitration Law in India

• Why Arbitration: Advantages over Litigation and Other ADR Mechanisms
• Arbitrability and Enforceability: Which Disputes Can and Cannot Be Arbitrated
• Legislative Evolution: The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 and Amendments (2015, 2019, 2021)
• The 2024 Amendment Bill and 2026 Landscape: Transition to Institutionalised Arbitration

Module 2: Arbitral Procedures and Tribunal Constitution

• Differentiating Between Ad Hoc and Institutional Arbitration: Which Is More Beneficial?
• Assessing Interim Relief in India: Seeking Protection under Section 9 (Courts) vs. Section 17 (Tribunals)
• Appointment of Arbitrators: Factors to Appointing an Arbitrator Under Section 11
• Challenges in Appointment of Arbitrators: Impartiality and Bias, and Conditions for Change or Termination of Arbitrator

Module 3: Arbitration-Related Drafting

• Drafting the Arbitration Agreement: Essential Clauses, Seat, Venue, Governing Law and Common Pitfalls
• Pre-Arbitration Drafting: Notice of Arbitration, Section 11 Applications and Section 9 Petitions for Interim Relief
• Pleadings Before the Tribunal: Statement of Claim, Statement of Defence, Counterclaims and Rejoinders
• Procedural Drafting: Terms of Reference, Procedural Orders, Witness Statements and Expert Reports
• Post-Award Drafting: Section 34 Petitions for Setting Aside, Section 36 Enforcement Applications and Cost Submissions

Module 4: AI in Arbitration – Practical Applications

• Introduction to AI in Arbitration Practice
• Prompting Basics with Demo (Document Review using Claude)
• Demo: Legal Research, Drafting, Strategy, Argument Building, and Document Review (Case Pilot)
• Translation App Demo
• Jus Mundi Application Demo

Module 5: Advanced International Arbitration

• Seat vs Venue: Jurisdiction Conflicts and Governing Law
• Emergency Arbitration: Urgency Thresholds and Interim Relief Before Tribunals
• Multi-Party and Multi-Contract Disputes: Joinder and Consolidation
• Multilateral Investment Courts and the Future of ISDS
• Cross-Border Enforcement Challenges and Sovereign Immunity

Module 6: Careers and Professional Prospects

• Breaking Into Arbitration: Internship Strategy for Tier-1 Dispute Resolution Practices
• Emerging Roles: Legal Data Analyst, AI Compliance Officer and Arbitration Technology Specialist
• Building a Global Practice: Getting Empanelled at ACI, ICC, SIAC and LCIA
• The New Legal Market: Managed Legal Services, Boutique Firms and AI-Driven Practice

Module 7: Execution of Arbitral Awards under Institutional Arbitration

• Execution of Awards under Indian Law: Domestic and International Awards Seated in India
• Execution of India-Seated Awards: Process and Court Approach
• Execution of Foreign Awards: International Context and Classification
• Classification of Awards: Based on Seat, Parties, and Institution
• Enforcement Process: Procedures for Each Category

Module 8: Empanelment Procedures & Benefits

• Types of Empanelment – Arbitrator, Mediator, Conciliator, Neutral (ODR Platforms)
• Process of Empanelment (Eligibility, Application, Evaluation)
• Benefits of Empanelment (Case Referrals, Professional Credibility, Network Access)
• RDRC Empanelment Opportunity
• Common Queries & Practical Considerations

Mentors

• Prashant Kumar – Partner, Dua Associates
• Rugved More – Partner, C&S Partners
• Prof. Dr. Akash Gupta – Associate Professor, Jindal Global Law School
• Aditi Karra – Associate, Luthra & Luthra Law Offices India
• Adrika Singh – Co-founder, Nowlez & AI Expert Trainer
• Alisha Sharma – Institutional Arbitration Practitioner
• Sobiya Ameen – Institutional Arbitration Practitioner

Perks and Free Bonuses

• Lifetime access to recordings (Advanced Plan)
• Exclusive empanelment opportunity with RDRC (Advanced Plan)
• Certification in Arbitration Law, Drafting & AI
• PPO Playbook for Arbitration practice
• Editable arbitration-related drafts
• Free recruiter contacts and application guide
• 5-year career roadmap
• Free AI guide booklet for legal practice

Duration

2 Weeks

Dates: May 9 – May 18, 2026

Weekend-only lectures (suitable for students and working professionals)

Mode: Online

Last Date to Enrol

May 8

Enrolment Fee

• Basic: ₹1,999 After 5% LawBhoomi Discount: Rs 1899
• Advanced(Recordings and Empanelment Opportunity Included with This Plan): ₹ 2499 After LawBhoomi Discount: ₹2,399

Enrolment Procedure

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