26 October 2020 • 47 minute read
Americas Arbitration Roundup
| Welcome to the first edition of Americas Arbitration Roundup |
| Many businesses have been turning to international arbitration for its greater flexibility, confidentiality and, crucially, prospects for enforcement. With courts closed due to the global pandemic, and civil litigation at a minimum delayed as a result thereof, even more commercial parties are taking a closer look at arbitration as a means to efficiently resolve their cross-border disputes. In this first edition of Americas Arbitration Roundup, our thought leaders across the region provide updates on recent key developments in international arbitration in the Americas. As always, we welcome your questions or feedback. |
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