Beyond Dubai: Middle East’s ADR centres compared
Chiara Albanese
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Dubai’s grip on arbitration in the Middle East is loosening as its neighbours build up their own ADR forums, each with a unique offering. Chiara Albanese examines the options.
The doubt over Dubai’s future as the financial centre of the Middle East is changing the landscape for those who refer to ADR to settle a dispute in the region.
Clients and law firms are looking for valuable alternatives to Dubai to redirect their activity and to handle the expected surge in the number of dispu
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