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“Given the consensual nature of arbitration and its intended flexibility in meeting the needs of business users, should not the arbitration process at least offer the option of an appeal?” the Annual Arbitration Survey 2020 published by Bryan Cave asks.
May 27, 2020 at 04:05 PM
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Nearly half of in-house counsel are in favor of a right of appeal for international arbitration, according to a new report published by Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner.
According to the firm’s Annual Arbitration Survey 2020, which focused on appealing international arbitration results, 46% of in-house counsel said the right to appeal would make arbitration more attractive.
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