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2 September 2015

The Financial Aspects Of Arbitration

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Partner Emmanuel Gaillard (Paris-International Arbitration) delivered concluding remarks at a symposium held in Paris on 27 June 2013 on the Financial Aspects of Arbitration.
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Partner Emmanuel Gaillard (Paris-International Arbitration) delivered concluding remarks at a symposium held in Paris on 27 June 2013 on the Financial Aspects of Arbitration.

The symposium addressed all financial aspects of arbitration, including the remuneration of arbitrators and counsel, costs, third party financing, damages and many others.

View the full article, "Rapport de synthèse," in L'argent dans l'arbitrage

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