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Arbitration and alternative methods of dispute settlement

Arbitration and alternative methods of dispute settlement

Arbitration and alternative methods of dispute settlement

It is well known that the increase of economic institutions and international trade operations across borders and the inadequacy of national laws to settle disputes arising therefrom. That legal thought tends to search for a specialized and alternative technical tool for the state’s judiciary and its laws. Arbitration by adjudicating in international commercial disputes was the appropriate alternative for most, and with the passage of time, arbitration has recently become the usual and preferred method to which the disputing parties resort to resolving disputes, especially those arising in the framework of international trade relations.

This is because the arbitration offers a special system of benefits that the local judiciary may be unable to achieve in most cases, including matters relating to the subject matter, including those related to procedures such as equality and confrontation between litigants and the right to defense and other principles that the principle of litigation was taken in front of the ordinary judiciary; The importance of the subject matter of commercial arbitration itself. People need it in many commercial disputes that they want to present to people they choose and trust their judgment and their experience in resolving the issue of the dispute away from the halls and pleadings of the judiciary.

Therefore, arbitration has become the best method for settling disputes that arise from or related to any commercial transaction. However, arbitration procedures are not a feasible option unless clients' rights are assigned to lawyers with experience in the field of the dispute presented to them.

DQG provides mediation, arbitration, conciliation services and other non-judicial means of settling disputes. We assist our clients in choosing the alternative settlement mechanism, drafting clauses of alternative settlement contracts and representing clients therein, and the institution's lawyers also play the role of neutral and mediator persons.