The UK space industry is a fast-growing sector and its income is estimated to have trebled in size since 2000*. Prime Dispute's members offer thought leadership, in law and ADR, to support the Space sector in addressing challenges and deal with them head on. 
ARBITRATION IN SPACE DISPUTES - NEED OF THE HOUR /
"Lastly, making the arbitration binding in nature can truly serve as a reasonable and functional strategy for dispute resolution for matters involving in space activities. A workable framework for binding arbitration of space-related disputes, including among private players, can practically be refined inside the current worldwide general set of laws without the need to alter or revise the current space law.
CREATORS FOR CHANGE 
Prime dispute promotes an ethos which encourages dispute avoidance and resolution mechanisms as an equal to litigation. The support provided to the land, property, construction and infrastructure sector supports our mission to create a strong and sustainable world.
As a global organisation we support the space sector. ​​Prime Dispute recognises that a collective membership voice supporting the space sector in law, dispute avoidance/resolution/management, can enhance the profession.
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Prime Dispute will: 
  • Promote the expertise of our space members whilst promoting dispute avoidance/resolution mechanisms as an equal to litigation;
  • Ensure we train, develop and educate the space sector to support the profession in conflict/dispute dispute avoidance and resolution; 
  • Ensure we support our space members via our e-Industry and represent/promote our members on an international forum;
  • Help local/global professionals and businesses to grow;
  • Base our actions on what we learn;
  • Grow our expertise and learn from our experience.
SPACE Dispute Avoidance & Resolution Advisory 

Our specialist space members can advise on everything from legal matters, dispute avoidance/resolution mechanisms, to participating in thought leadership discussions. 
Training & Development 

Prime Dispute's space members expertise and extensive dispute avoidance/resolution experience makes us uniquely placed to offer bespoke solutions to train in-house teams.
The space sector remains a key growth area for industry, academia and the government, with the ambition to gain 10 per cent of the global space business by 2030. One of the goals of the UK government is to ensure that it continues to have a globally competitive and progressive regulatory regime.
The Space Industry Act 2018 (SIA) received royal assent in 2018 and is likely to come into force in 2021. The SIA will govern all activities carried out in or from the UK. 
If you would like to sponsor our 'Space' industry platform. please contact us to discuss the opportunity.