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What is the difference between arbitration and court litigation?

In arbitration, the dispute is resolved before arbitrators chosen by the parties rather than the state courts. The process is generally confidential, draws on specialist expertise, and the resulting award is more easily enforced at the international level.

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In arbitration, the dispute is resolved before arbitrators chosen by the parties rather than the state courts. The process is generally confidential, draws on specialist expertise, and the resulting award is more easily enforced at the international level.

In arbitration, the dispute is resolved before arbitrators chosen by the parties rather than the state courts. The process is generally confidential, draws on specialist expertise, and the resulting award is more easily enforced at the international level.

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