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SCC’s consultation responses to BKK’s proposed new standard agreements in the Swedish construction industry
The SCC Arbitration Institute (SCC) has submitted its consultation responses to the Swedish Construction Contracts Committee (Sw. Byggandets Kontraktskommitté (BKK)) regarding its proposals to update and improve the standard agreements used in the Swedish construction industry. The BKK has proposed two new standard agreements, AB 25 and ABPU 25. These proposals are intended to address current challenges and incorporate best practices to ensure that the agreements remain relevant and effective. The proposals include updates to various sections, including dispute resolution, to better align with modern construction practices and legal standards.
Relieve the Swedish courts – move commercial disputes to arbitration
As processing times in Swedish courts continue to rise, SCC Secretary General Caroline Falconer shares in the Swedish newspaper Advokaten why SCC arbitration offers a timely and effective alternative for resolving commercial disputes. In her guest column, Falconer highlights how arbitration at the SCC can ease the burden on the courts while providing businesses with a flexible, cost-efficient, and confidential process – often delivering quicker outcomes than traditional litigation. Read the key takeaways from her column and discover how parties can transfer ongoing disputes to SCC arbitration.
SCC Spotlight Talk: Mathias Steinø
What is the current state of play in the Danish arbitration scene? In this SCC Spotlight Talk, member of the SCC Arbitrators’ Council, Mathias Steinø, Hafnia Law Firm, shares insights on the Danish trends and the role of the SCC in facilitating dispute resolution in our Southern neighbour.
2024 Statistics: A Record Year for SCC Arbitration Institute
The 2024 statistics for the SCC Arbitration Institute highlight a year of strong international engagement, high-value disputes, and a broad representation of industries. With an increase in total amount in dispute and a growing international caseload, the SCC continues to solidify its position as a trusted and neutral venue for efficient and cost-effective dispute resolution.
Revision of the SCC Arbitration Rules
In connection with our ongoing review of the SCC Arbitration Rules and the SCC Expedited Arbitration Rules, we would like to extend an invitation to our users to submit suggestions for potential additions or amendments to our existing rules.
SCC Spotlight Talk: Sabrina Frank
In this SCC Spotlight Talk we meet with Sabrina Frank, Inhouse-Counsel Antitrust and Litigation at Axel Springer SE, who guides us through the various aspects of arbitrating antitrust disputes.
The SCC Arbitration Institute Nominated for GAR Awards 2025 – Best Innovation
The SCC Arbitration Institute has been nominated for the Best Innovation award at the GAR Awards 2025. Presented by Global Arbitration Review, this award recognises groundbreaking initiatives in international dispute resolution.
ArbTech reports on SCC’s Online Request for Arbitration Form
ArbTech, a community dedicated to exploring the intersection of law and technology, has recently published an article spotlighting the SCC Arbitration Institute's digital transformation journey. The article provides a deep dive into the launch of the SCC's online Request for Arbitration form in April 2024. The launch marked a significant milestone in SCC's ongoing efforts to enhance the efficiency and security of its arbitration services.
SCC Spotlight Talk: Joel Altschul
In addition to being one of the most trusted arbitration institutes in the world, the SCC Arbitration Institute also frequently appoints accounting and financial experts to make independent valuations. As a part of the interview series – the SCC Spotlight Talk – we talked with Joel Altschul, Partner at EY about when there is a need to use a valuation expert and how the procedure works.