Why arbitrate?

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Status: Maintained

Jurisdiction: International

Should you agree to arbitrate existing or future disputes? This practice note addresses the advantages and disadvantages of arbitration as a means of dispute resolution.

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Resource ID: 1-204-0032
Products: PLC Arbitration - England and Wales, PLC Arbitration - International, PLC UK Construction, PLC UK Dispute Resolution, PLC UK Public Sector, PLC US Federal Litigation, PLC US Law Department
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