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An insurance dispute — refusal of indemnity, calculation of the premium, interpretation of the policy — is almost always proprietary in character, and precisely for that reason, within this circle of private-law relations the only additional question is whether the arbitration agreement is protected by the form in which it was concluded. Articles 1, 8 and 9 of the Law on Arbitration assemble exactly these pillars: arbitrability, form, and the court's reaction. Our service offers policyholders and insurers orientation and representation within this framework.