Introduction: WIPO ADR Procedures Based in Geneva, Switzerland and part of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), the WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center (Center) is a leading international dispute resolution service provider. This brochure contains the rules of dispute resolution procedures administered by the Center, namely, the WIPO Mediation Rules, the WIPO Arbitration Rules, the WIPO Expedited Arbitration Rules, and the WIPO Expert Determination Rules.1 The Center offers clauses, rules and neutrals for the following alternative dispute resolution (ADR) procedures

dispute. (Depending on the parties’ choice,
arbitration may be preceded by mediation or
expert determination.)
Expedited Arbitration: an arbitration
procedure that is carried out in a short time
and at a reduced cost. (Depending on
the parties’ choice, expedited arbitration
may be preceded by mediation or expert
determination.)
Expert Determination: a procedure in
which a technical, scientific or related
business issue between the parties is
submitted to one or more experts who
make a determination on the matter. The
determination is binding, unless the parties
have agreed otherwise. (Depending on the
parties’ choice, expert determination may be
preceded by mediation or followed by
(expedited) arbitration.)
Developed by leading experts in cross-border dispute
settlement, these rules are widely recognized
as particularly appropriate for disputes arising out
of commercial transactions or relationships involving
intellectual property. In addition, they contain provisions
on confidentiality and technical and experimental
evidence that are of special interest to parties to
intellectual property disputes. The rules are available in
a number of languages.
The Center makes available a general overview of its
caseload as well as sanitized examples of particular cases
at http://www.wipo.int/amc/en/center/caseload.html.
In administering disputes, the Center provides the
following administrative services:
Assistance to the parties in selecting and
appointing the mediator, arbitrator(s) or expert
if necessary, with reference to the Center’s
database of more than 1000 neutrals from
more than 100 countries with expertise in

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