International arbitration clauses look simple when everyone is getting along. The contract gets signed. The parties shake hands. The deal moves forward. Somewhere near the back of the agreement, there is a dispute resolution clause saying that if a conflict arises, the parties will arbitrate instead of fighting in court. At that moment, the clause feels like boilerplate. Then the deal goes bad. One party refuses to perform. A foreign … Continue Reading
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