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Complex Disputes 2020 – Future Stars

November 2020  |  LITIGATION & DISPUTE RESOLUTION

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The dispute resolution space has been significantly impacted by the outbreak of COVID-19. Travel restrictions, shelter in place orders and remote working have forced parties to adapt to new processes.

An uptick in litigation and alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is expected. Businesses face significant instability and uncertainty, caused by weakened financial markets, disruption to workplace operations, and tough trading conditions. Fulfilling existing contractual obligations has become increasingly difficult, sowing the seeds for a spike in commercial disputes. Third-party compliance, insurance, M&A and insolvency are just some of the areas where disputes are likely to emerge.

Where companies face increased business and commercial pressures, disputes should be addressed and resolved as efficiently as possible. Mediation and arbitration may enable parties to more quickly resolve their differences and refocus on essential business activities in these difficult times.

Against this backdrop, Financier Worldwide turns to some of the leading lights in their field, who share their stories…

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