Magaly Cobian Atlanta Center For International Arbitration
October 02, 2017 | Daily Report Online
Choosing Applicable Law in International Arbitration ProvisionsWhile arbitration is the consensus means for resolving international contractual disputes, arbitration provisions can range from a terse sentence to lengthy tailor-made protocols. Regardless of length, it is always a good idea for parties to specify governing law, and a number of considerations and criteria, discussed below, should inform that specification.
By Shelby Grubbs and Magaly Cobian, Atlanta Center for International Arbitration and Mediation
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