DELHI, India - eTradeWire -- Gautam Law Chamber (GLC), founded by Advocate Vinayak Chitlangi, proudly announced the launch of the GLC International Arbitration & Mediation Hub (GIAMH) at the prestigious Investment Summit 2025 in Nokha, District Bikaner.

The Hub is established as a neutral, globally recognized platform for resolving cross-border business, trade, finance, energy, property, cyber, film, and medical disputes. It will operate under UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules and the New York Convention (1958), ensuring enforceable awards in over 170 countries. Mediation will also be supported under the Singapore Convention (2019), enabling international recognition of settlements.

Key Features of the Hub:

• Neutral Indo–U.S. Focus: Positioned as India's first dedicated hub for Indo–U.S. and global business dispute resolution.
• Sector-Specific Desks: Banking & Finance, Property & Real Estate, Energy & Environment, Cyber & Technology, Film & Media, Medical & Healthcare.
• AI-Powered Online Dispute Resolution (ODR): Blockchain-certified awards, encrypted digital hearings, multilingual support.
• CSR Integration: One Case One Tree and One Panel One Tree campaigns to link justice with sustainability.

Quote – Advocate Vinayak Chitlangi, Founder, GLC:

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"Our vision is to position India as a global hub for fair, affordable, and enforceable dispute resolution. The GLC International Arbitration & Mediation Hub will not only serve business and investment needs but also integrate technology and sustainability into the very core of justice delivery."

The launch ceremony at the Summit included the unveiling of the Hub's vision, its international panel of arbitrators and mediators, and signing of initial MoUs with financial and corporate partners. A symbolic tree-planting marked the Hub's CSR commitment to environmental responsibility.

With its global memberships (ICCA, CIArb, ASA, ABA, IBA, WLA, AEA, UIA) and recognition as one of the "20 Smartest Companies of 2025" by Global Radiance Review (USA), GLC is now positioned to strengthen India's role in international arbitration and mediation.