With many arbitral institutions revising their rules and international arbitration facing criticisms over its spiralling costs and lack of efficiency, Steven Finizio of WilmerHale highlights a number of recent procedural developments.
The last several years have been a busy time for procedural developments in international arbitration, and that continued in 2013. Ongoing concerns about efficiency and cost have also focused attention on practices and procedures, as has the proliferation of publications and conferences. Many arbitral institutions have revised their rules, and various associations and other groups continue to issue best practice guidelines and other protocols.
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Originally published by: CDR (Conference report - EXPERT VIEW: PROCEDURAL DEVELOPMENTS)
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