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Home » Empowering Parties to Streamline Arbitration
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Empowering Parties to Streamline Arbitration

June 13, 2024Updated:July 17, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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Arbitration serves the construction industry well because arbitration panelists, who preside over binding decisions in arbitration, possess familiarity and subject matter expertise in construction. Construction cases often hinge on technical and complex matters. Also, arbitration generally offers faster and less costly resolution than litigation. In recent decades, arbitration has been...

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