There is a presumption that parties intend for all disputes arising out of a particular relationship to be resolved in a single forum, and, as Monde Petroleum SA v WesternZagros Ltd [2015] EWHC 67 ...

The most expensive clause in a contract may be the one nobody notices until a substantial disagreement arises — the dispute resolution clause. A poorly chosen forum or process can add years of delay ...

In the ever-evolving world of commerce, vendor agreements form the backbone of business transactions. Whether you're sourcing raw materials, tech services, or logistics support, these agreements ...

Richard De Palma of Thompson Hine writes: Multi-tiered dispute resolution clauses are generally enforceable under New York law, but counsel may encounter some twists if the clause is not carefully ...

The withdrawal of a partner or group of partners from a law firm, all too often, results in a dispute, which is inevitably costly, contentious, and bitter. Lawyers fighting lawyers is not good for the ...

If you are negotiating a contract or renegotiating one, here are a few things to consider. The importance of a clearly drafted dispute resolution clause should never be underestimated. It may have ...

An explanation of the potential options available when a party fails to comply with a contractual mediation condition precedent to binding dispute resolution and practical tips for properly drafting ...

Making the decision to take your New Hampshire-based business international is a big step. But the long-term health of your international business relationships may depend on how well you plan ahead ...

IN complex negotiations the dispute resolution clause is often an afterthought. For many, it is a perfunctory clause which is included after the more substantive or contentious parts of their contract ...

In Lancashire Schools SPC Phase 2 Ltd v Lendlease Construction (Europe) Ltd and others [2024] EWHC 37 (TCC), the Technology and Construction Court considered whether a dispute resolution clause (DR ...

Forecasting the nature of future contractual disputes is difficult if not impossible. Attempting to figure out which side of the dispute you will be when a dispute arises is, frequently, a futile ...