In this interview for the magazine of MEDEF Paris, Patricia Guyomarc'h, Solicitor, founder of the firm CGLAW, exposes a crucial issue of private justice: the duty of impartiality in arbitration. Drawing on her experience as an arbitrator at the Paris Arbitration Chamber and as a business litigation lawyer, she stresses that the arbitrator's complete independence is the cornerstone of this procedure.
The lawyer deciphers the’duty to disclose enshrined by Article 1456 of the Code of Civil Procedure: before accepting their mission, arbitrators must disclose any circumstances likely to affect their judgment. Me Guyomarc’h and the team at CGLAW warn of the risks faced by companies: a failure to do so can lead to recusal of the arbitrator or, worse, the’annulment of the sentence Already returned.
In a confined environment where business currents can create pre-existing links, this ethical vigilance is a fundamental protection for the parties. This analysis demonstrates the firm's capacity CGLAW to secure the resolution of the most complex disputes by guaranteeing a fair and unimpeachable procedure.
