Interim orders and injunctions function as provisional measures granted by courts or arbitral tribunals to ensure fairness and prevent prejudicial actions before a final judgment is rendered. Maintaining the status quo pending the resolution of a dispute, these remedies are particularly crucial in high-stakes litigation, cross-border arbitration, and white-collar defense cases where delays or inaction could lead to significant financial loss, reputational damage, or the dissipation of critical evidence or assets.
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Interim measures reinforce the effectiveness of arbitration by preventing frustration of arbitral awards through asset dissipation, enforcing confidentiality and non-disparagement obligations, and protecting commercial relationships while disputes are adjudicated. Leading arbitration practitioners adept at interim relief can better guide clients through both ad hoc and institutional processes such as emergency arbitrator procedures under ICC, SIAC, and LCIA rules.
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