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Expedited Arbitration

Yes, many arbitral forums provide the possibility of having an "emergency arbitrator" deal with matters in the interim "prior to the formation" of the Arbitral Tribunal. See "...
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Expedited Arbitration

There has to be an arbitrator before they can issue orders Yes, arbitrators can make interim orders. No, they can’t do it before they are the arbitrator.
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Why are there no public arbitration proceedings?

As Dale M have said in previous answer, the people conducting arbitration does not have obligation to publish the result to public. Or even worse, arbitration clauses usually also contain non ...
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Can arbitral proceedings and national court litigation proceed in parallel?

Yes, they can litigate and arbitrate at the same time. It may not be a classically Good Idea but the commercial disputes cited below show that it happens. The court does have an inherent power to stay ...
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