
Friday round-up: Strengthening the Scottish Arbitration Centre
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This week’s news digest also includes two Paris firms’ strategic partnership, and a disputes boutique’s new Australian office in Perth.
Scotland marks the beginning of this week’s summary of disputes news, as Rebecca Wyke has taken up a part-time position as a deputy registrar at the Edinburgh-based Scottish Arbitration Centre (SAC). Wyke will carry out her work alongside her existing duties as a London-based Howard Kennedy litigation and arbitration associate. SAC registrar Duncan Ba
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