Expedited Arbitrations: Can We Learn Anything from Adjudications?

By Luis Duhart

Introduction

Construction projects are a ripe ground for disputes. When these disputes arise, they often threaten to bring the project itself to a halt if not resolved expeditiously. However, many large-scale construction projects (particularly international ones) provide for their disputes to be referred to arbitration. Continue reading “Expedited Arbitrations: Can We Learn Anything from Adjudications?”

Growing Acceptance and Benefits of International Arbitration in the Banking and Finance Industries

By Nicole Mirjanich Moore

The banking and finance industries have historically chosen litigation as their preferred dispute resolution, generally in the New York or London courts. Due to increased globalization and participation from emerging markets (e.g., Africa and Asia), international arbitration of banking and finance disputes is rising in popularity. Continue reading “Growing Acceptance and Benefits of International Arbitration in the Banking and Finance Industries”

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