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International Fraud Litigation: Should You Consider Arbitration an Alternative?

Lincoln Caylor
December 10, 2015
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In the right circumstances, arbitration can provide a time- and cost-effective alternative to fraud litigation that is worth considering, particularly given the growing prevalence of arbitration agreements internationally and the potential risk of fraud or corruption in international business deals. The less public, more flexible nature of the arbitration process are also part of what make it an appealing option. However, though there are benefits, a fraud claimant should also be prepared for the challenges before taking this route toward resolution. View full article here: International Fraud Litigation: Should You Consider Arbitration an Alternative?
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