Abstract
The issue of institutional arbitral liability is a recurrent discussion amongst practitioners and academics. This debate usually revives when a controversial liability claim is filed against an arbitral institution in a court of law in the relevant jurisdiction. The primary aim of this book was to systemize these debates on institutional arbitral liability to encourage efficient proposals on the topic. It was suggested that arbitral institutions should take a proactive approach to the contractual regulations of the scope of their own liability and, to a certain extent, to the liability of individual arbitrators that work under the aegis of those institutions on a repeat or accidental basis.
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