Last year, Luxembourg enacted its new arbitration law, part of a major reform of the arbitration legal framework in the country. This law is part of the country’s effort to reinforce arbitration as an alternative mechanism for cross-border commercial disputes. Drawing inspiration from the French arbitration law, Luxembourg’s law is imbued by a spirit of liberalism and openness. The new law, defined in seven chapters of Luxembourg’s New Code of Civil Procedure, is expounded upon in order to highlight Luxembourg’s initiative to put in place a liberal arbitration regime that follows closely the French model.