Technology companies choose international arbitration for their cross-border disputes less than other industries, such as the construction and energy sectors. There are reasons for this longstanding wariness, some well-founded and others less so, especially as technology companies become increasingly global. This article presents seven considerations for technology companies when deciding between litigation and arbitration.
Level Playing Field
When a dispute arises from a cross-border contract, international arbitration is the only practicable way to ensure a level playing field.
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