
Arbitration remains leading cross-border dispute resolution method
Robert Li
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The latest Queen Mary University and White & Case international arbitration survey confirms London is still the leading choice of seat, with expedited and summary procedures among welcome improvements, against the risks and potential of AI.
The full version of a much-anticipated international arbitration survey has confirmed London retains its crown globally as a seat for international arbitration.
A collaboration between the Queen Mary University of London’s School of International
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