ItaliaOggi has published an in-depth article on the growing use of arbitration as a tool for resolving commercial disputes, against an international backdrop marked by geopolitical tensions, economic instability and regulatory uncertainty.
Our Michela D’Avino contributed to the discussion, analysing how the current environment is making arbitration an increasingly relevant choice for businesses, particularly those operating in international markets.
Amid tensions in the Middle East, commodity price volatility and international sanctions, disputes involving force majeure, operational suspensions and price adjustments are becoming increasingly frequent. At the same time, companies are paying greater attention to the drafting of arbitration clauses, from the choice of seat to the inclusion of preliminary negotiation and mediation stages, as well as emergency mechanisms.
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