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Top-rated international arbitration lawyers
International Arbitration lawyers and law firms, ranked by location with the LexRank methodology.
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LexRanked tracks 25 lawyers and 7 law firms in international arbitration law. 25 of the lawyers have verified professional data. Data verified October 19, 2026.
LexRanked ranks 25 international arbitration lawyers in Florida, all in the Miami ranking. Every position follows the LexRank score, calculated only from facts with a cited source, such as each lawyer's Florida Bar profile; payment never changes a position.
Rankings
2 rankings, each ordering lawyers by the LexRank score.
Miami
- International Arbitration · 25 lawyers
- International Arbitration - Spanish-speaking · 8 lawyers
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Highest-scoring international arbitration lawyers
The 12 highest LexRank scores on this page; each profile shows the sources behind its facts.
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What does a international arbitration lawyer do?
An international arbitration lawyer represents companies and individuals in cross-border disputes decided by arbitrators instead of courts, and in court proceedings to enforce or challenge the awards.
- International commercial arbitration
- Investor-state disputes
- Enforcement of foreign arbitral awards
- Challenges to awards
- Interim relief in support of arbitration
- Drafting arbitration clauses
When do you need a international arbitration lawyer?
Bring in an international arbitration lawyer when you draft a cross-border contract, when a dispute under an arbitration clause begins, and as soon as an award is issued, because the deadlines to challenge or confirm it are fixed.
- A counterparty started an arbitration against you
- You hold an award you need to enforce in the United States
- You want to challenge an award
- You are drafting a cross-border contract
Who are the best international arbitration lawyers in Florida?
LexRanked ranks international arbitration lawyers city by city; each ranking orders lawyers with an office in that city by their LexRank score.
Where can I find a international arbitration lawyer in Florida?
LexRanked ranks international arbitration lawyers in Miami, where the ranking compares 25 lawyers with an office in the city.
| City ranking | Lawyers compared |
|---|---|
| Top-ranked international arbitration lawyers in Miami | 25 |
How much does a international arbitration lawyer cost in Florida?
International arbitration lawyers usually bill by the hour, and the parties also pay arbitrator and institution fees. Some firms offer capped or success-based fees, and third-party funding is sometimes available. Under The Florida Bar's rules, a lawyer who has not represented you before must explain the basis or rate of the fee and costs, preferably in writing, and no fee may be clearly excessive.
Florida international arbitration rules to know
International arbitrations seated in Florida follow the Florida International Commercial Arbitration Act, and federal law gives 3 years to confirm a foreign award and 3 months to move to vacate one.
| Rule | What it means |
|---|---|
| Florida law | International commercial arbitrations seated in Florida follow the Florida International Commercial Arbitration Act (Fla. Stat. ch. 684) |
| Refusing enforcement | A court may refuse to recognize or enforce an award only on the grounds the Act lists (§ 684.0048) |
| Interim measures | A party seeking an interim measure must show likely irreparable harm and a reasonable possibility of success (§ 684.0019) |
| Confirming awards | A party may ask a court to confirm a New York Convention award within 3 years after it is made (9 U.S.C. § 207) |
| Vacating awards | Notice of a motion to vacate or modify must be served within 3 months after the award is filed or delivered (9 U.S.C. § 12) |
What does Board Certified in International Litigation and Arbitration mean?
It is a credential from The Florida Bar for lawyers with substantial experience in the field who have passed peer review and a written exam. Florida Bar board certification requires at least five years of practice, substantial involvement in the field, peer review by other lawyers and judges, continuing legal education and a written exam, and it must be renewed every five years. About 4.9% of Florida lawyers hold a board certification in any field.
How to choose a international arbitration lawyer
Confirm the license in The Florida Bar's directory, then compare experience, certification and how often the lawyer handles cases like yours.
- Look up the lawyer in The Florida Bar's directory: the license must show as eligible to practice, and public discipline is listed there.
- Check for Board Certified in International Litigation and Arbitration, which requires peer review and an exam.
- Ask for the fee agreement in writing before work starts.
- Ask: How many arbitrations have you handled under these rules?
- Ask: Do you also handle enforcement in court?
- Ask: What is your budget estimate through the hearing?
How LexRanked ranks international arbitration lawyers
By the LexRank score: experience, practice-area relevance, awards on record such as board certification, professional credentials, data quality and location, using only facts with a cited source. Client reviews do not affect the LexRank score: neither star ratings nor the number of reviews is scored. Data checked November 2026 against each lawyer's Florida Bar profile. Payment never changes a position. See how we rank.
Sources
- Florida Statutes, section 684.0001 (Florida International Commercial Arbitration Act)
- Florida Statutes, section 684.0048 (grounds for refusing recognition or enforcement)
- Florida Statutes, section 684.0019 (conditions for interim measures)
- 9 U.S.C. § 207 (confirmation of Convention awards)
- 9 U.S.C. § 12 (motions to vacate or modify)
- Rules Regulating The Florida Bar, Rule 4-1.5 (fees and costs for legal services)
- The Florida Bar: Find a Lawyer directory
Frequently asked questions
What does a international arbitration lawyer do?
An international arbitration lawyer represents companies and individuals in cross-border disputes decided by arbitrators instead of courts, and in court proceedings to enforce or challenge the awards.
How much does a international arbitration lawyer cost in Florida?
International arbitration lawyers usually bill by the hour, and the parties also pay arbitrator and institution fees. Some firms offer capped or success-based fees, and third-party funding is sometimes available.
What law governs international arbitration in Florida?
The Florida International Commercial Arbitration Act, chapter 684 of the Florida Statutes, together with the Federal Arbitration Act and the New York Convention.
How long do I have to confirm a foreign arbitration award?
Under 9 U.S.C. § 207, a party may apply to confirm an award falling under the New York Convention within 3 years after it is made.
How long do I have to challenge an arbitration award?
Notice of a motion to vacate, modify or correct an award must be served within 3 months after the award is filed or delivered (9 U.S.C. § 12).
When can a Florida court refuse to enforce an arbitral award?
Only on the grounds listed in section 684.0048, such as an invalid arbitration agreement, lack of proper notice, an award beyond the scope of the submission, or a conflict with public policy.
Who certifies international arbitration lawyers in Florida?
The Florida Bar certifies lawyers in International Litigation and Arbitration after at least five years of practice, peer review and a written exam.
Where are the best international arbitration lawyers in Florida?
LexRanked ranks international arbitration lawyers in Miami, where the ranking compares 25 lawyers.
How do I check a international arbitration lawyer's license in Florida?
Search the lawyer's name in The Florida Bar's Find a Lawyer directory: it shows whether the lawyer is eligible to practice, any board certification and public discipline. Concerns about a lawyer go to The Florida Bar's Attorney Consumer Assistance Program (ACAP), 866-352-0707.
Editorially reviewed by LexRanked editorial team on November 1, 2026.