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FIDIC Disputes Explained: Why Construction Contracts So Often End Up in Arbitration

FIDIC contracts, the standard forms published by the International Federation of Consulting Engineers, govern more cross-border construction and infrastructure ...

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Banking Disputes Across Borders: When Should Financial Disputes Go to Arbitration?

A single trade transaction can pass through half a dozen banks before it settles. An issuing bank in Mumbai, a confirming bank in London, a correspondent in ...

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The Work of a Metal & Mining Dispute Arbitrator

Few sectors generate disputes as varied, technically dense or geopolitically charged as metals and mining. A single mine may sit at the intersection of a state ...

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When Deals Cross Borders, So Do the Fights That Follow

A shipment of steel leaves Mumbai bound for Houston. A software license is signed between a Bangalore start-up and a buyer in Berlin. A letter of credit moves ...

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What Actually Makes for an Experienced American Arbitrator in India

Trade between the United States and India has grown quickly enough that the contracts underpinning it have started to outpace the legal thinking around them. ...

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How to Appoint an International Arbitrator in the United States

When a cross-border contract goes wrong and the parties turn to arbitration rather than the courts, the single most consequential decision they will make is ...

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One Arbitrator, Many Industries: The Quiet Rise of the Generalist Specialist

There is a peculiar assumption in cross-border dispute resolution that expertise must be narrow to be credible. Such a shipping dispute needs a maritime ...

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Why Foreign Investors Choose Arbitration for Disputes in India

When a multinational signs a contract with an Indian counterparty, the governing law clause rarely makes headlines. Yet it is often the single most ...

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