Are Arbitrators and Mediators With Specific Expertise Really a Benefit in Business Cases?
One of the widely extolled benefits of using a mediation or arbitration process to resolve disputes rather than proceeding in court is the ability of the parties to choose an arbitrator or mediator with experience in a particular area of law or industry. Indeed, many arbitration or mediation clauses call for such expertise. Is it really a benefit? Are there potential downsides? The answer is yes and yes, but, so long as the needs of your client are carefully assessed, it generally is a benefit and takes advantage of the customization available in mediation and arbitration that is not available in court.
Full Article Below:
One of the widely extolled benefits of using a mediation or arbitration process to resolve disputes rather than proceeding in court is the ability of the parties to choose an arbitrator or mediator with experience in a particular area of law or industry. Indeed, many arbitration or mediation clauses call for such expertise. Is it really a benefit? Are there potential downsides? The answer is yes and yes, but, so long as the needs of your client are carefully assessed, it generally is a benefit and takes advantage of the customization available in mediation and arbitration that is not available in court.
Full Article Below:
Related Topics
Latest Insights
Stay Connected
Sign up to hear about upcoming events or to access information or recordings of past events and webinars.