Arbitration isn’t always the better route, but it suits certain disputes: when confidentiality matters, when the dispute needs specialist expertise, or when one party is foreign.
Before choosing arbitration in your contract, compare expected cost, timeline and enforceability, and have a clear arbitration clause drafted naming the center, seat and language.
This article is for general awareness and is not legal advice. For your specific situation, request a consultation.
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