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Jun. 14, 2014
The treatise on international arbitration
Anyone who has clients who might need assistance in negotiating an international transaction should invest in Gary Born's prodigious treatise. By Richard M. Mosk
The field of international commercial arbitration has expanded greatly over the past few decades, in large part due to the increase in transnational transactions, treaties and international organizations. I became involved when international commercial arbitration was in its formative years. Beginning in 1981, I was a judge on the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal, which involved numerous international commercial arbitrations, and also partici...
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