Value-centric Approaches to International Arbitration | Practical Law

Value-centric Approaches to International Arbitration | Practical Law

If arbitration is to continue as a viable and preferred method of international dispute resolution, all stakeholders in the process must adopt a more value-centric approach to its execution. This Article examines ways that parties, their counsel, and the arbitrators themselves can make more reasonable and responsible decisions while arbitrating, particularly in the context of document exchange, to ensure that the process becomes more efficient and, as a result, more value-driven.

Value-centric Approaches to International Arbitration

Practical Law Article 6-501-8365 (Approx. 6 pages)

Value-centric Approaches to International Arbitration

Law stated as of 26 May 2021International, USA (National/Federal)
If arbitration is to continue as a viable and preferred method of international dispute resolution, all stakeholders in the process must adopt a more value-centric approach to its execution. This Article examines ways that parties, their counsel, and the arbitrators themselves can make more reasonable and responsible decisions while arbitrating, particularly in the context of document exchange, to ensure that the process becomes more efficient and, as a result, more value-driven.