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On Sept. 1, the Emirate of Dubai passed a new arbitration law within one of its free zones that will improve international commercial arbitration in the Middle East and make Dubai a favored venue for hosting those arbitrations, say DLA Piper arbitration specialists Claudia Salomon and James Duffy. They explain the highlights of the new law and point out some practical considerations for New York practitioners opting for arbitration under it.
November 26, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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