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When Is A Party Required To Arbitrate?

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By John Townsend, James Boykin, Gaela Gehring Flores, Rémy Gerbay
| Mondaq
Over the past few decades, arbitration agreements have become increasingly common in contracts between corporations, workers and customers. In fact, you've likely agreed to one in signing a generic consumer agreement or by checking a terms and conditions box. They are also commonplace within global contexts, such as in international contracts between foreign investors and sovereign nations.
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What Business Sectors Use International Arbitration And Why?

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By John Townsend, James Boykin, Gaela Gehring Flores, Rémy Gerbay
| Mondaq
What industries use international arbitration most frequently? International arbitration is used across a broad range of industries, but statistics from the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) and the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) — two prominent arbitration institutions — show that certain industries tend to utilize international arbitration more than others.
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What Factors Should Be Considered When Choosing An Arbitrator?

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By John Townsend, James Boykin, Rémy Gerbay, Sebastien Bonnard
| Mondaq
Arbitration is an increasingly popular method of dispute resolution because it puts clients in the driver's seat. Unlike domestic litigation, where the parties have virtually no control over the assignment of the judge who presides over their case, arbitration allows the parties to play a key role in selecting the ultimate decision-makers in the dispute.
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