
Quarterly Focus: The Middle East – a region of contrasts
Andrew Mizner
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CDR’s Quarterly Focus looks at a region which is an important part of the international dispute resolution market, as construction and commerce continue to attract global business, but where conflict and political concerns create points of tension.
The Middle East has long been of interest to the international legal sector. Global law firms are well-established in the region, seeking to capitalise on key practice areas, particularly construction, while the more developed jurisdictions h
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Andrew Mizner
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Abu Dhabi Arbitration Construction DIAC DIFC-LCIA Disputes Dubai International Arbitration Centre enforcement Iran Litigation Middle East Qatar Quarterly Focus Saudi Arabia Saudi Vision 2030 UAE United Arab Emirates Vision 2030 World Cup
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