Overview

Arbitration is a method of private, final and binding dispute resolution before a neutral tribunal. The tribunal derives its jurisdiction from the parties' agreement to submit their disputes to arbitration. Arbitration is supported by statute and international conventions and has become the favoured method for resolving cross-border commercial disputes.

In this briefing Wragge & Co look at the pros and cons of international arbitration, including flexibility, privacy and confidentiality, pre-emptive remedies, speed and cost.

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