...arbitration field. Back in 2006, corporate counsel appreciated the advantages of the arbitration procedure (procedural flexibility, enforceability of awards, privacy of the process and selection of arbitrators), but also criticized...
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...human rights concerns.[8] Additionally, for many businesses, the purpose of arbitration is expediency and/or privacy in resolving problems. Were human rights goals such as transparency and victim participation too dominating...
The Evolving Role of Human Rights in International Arbitration
...to obtain meaningful interim relief. The international business community has long considered international arbitration preferable to litigation in national courts for a variety of reasons, including neutrality of forum, privacy,...
Interim Relief Under International Arbitration Rules and Guidelines: A Comparative ...
...needs. Overall, its main advantages are enforceability, party control, neutrality, privacy and confidentiality, costeffectiveness and speed. The ability of the disputing parties to enjoy the abovementioned advantages is conditional on...
International Commercial Arbitration In The CIS And Mongolia* – Vol. ...
...especially useful in international M&A transactions where parties can choose the location of the arbitration and the applicable law, thereby avoiding potential bias. Second, arbitration can also provide greater privacy...