The IBA Arbitration Committee recently published its guide to the law and practice of arbitration in more than 50 countries around the world. The guide is intended as a high-level practical overview for practitioners and others seeking an introduction to arbitration in particular jurisdictions.
We are delighted that Floriane Lavaud, partner in the dispute resolution group, co-authored the chapter on the United States. In this chapter, Floriane delves into the dynamic landscape of arbitration in the United States, examining key issues within this evolving field. Arbitration is increasingly recognized as a preferred alternative to litigation, offering benefits such as lower costs, confidentiality, and a more efficient process. This chapter provides insights into the complexities of arbitration in the United States, preparing you with the knowledge to effectively navigate your dispute resolution needs.
To find out more, you can read the full chapter here.
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