Divided approach
Andrew Mizner
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While the Nordic countries have plenty in common, a new study shows they approach disputes in very different ways.
When it comes to dispute resolution in the Nordic countries, companies in Finland and Sweden favour arbitration more than Norway and Denmark, Norway prefers ADR more than the others and the use of litigation across the region has increased. That’s according to the 2014 Roschier Disputes Index, a biennial report produced by Roschier, which is jointly headquartered in Helsinki
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