Drafting dispute resolution clauses in complex business transactions

Article Abstract:

Dispute resolution clauses for complex business transactions should be drafted to meet special needs of parties involved. Parties should consider many options, including whether to specify governing law, name negotiator qualifications, limit awards, identify arbitration location, define confidentiality, consolidate multiple disputes and include possibility of appeal. Clearly written clauses prevent future dispute over the arbitration agreement itself.

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Mediation works: opting for interest-based solutions to a range of business needs

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Mediation offers many advantages over litigation in settling business disputes, and should be employed by all responsible business managers. Mediation gives disputants power to reach a solution. Mediation is less costly and settles disputes more quickly than litigation. It can be used in simple and complex cases. The mediator's role is to empower the disputants and facilitate the process.

Usage, Mediation

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Drafting arbitration clauses: avoiding the 7 deadly sins

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Common pitfalls in drafting aribration agreements are discussed and advice on how to avoid them is offered.

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