Definition
International arbitration is a method of resolving disputes between parties from different countries through adjudication by a neutral arbitrator or arbitral tribunal outside the traditional court system. International arbitration offers a flexible, confidential, and enforceable mechanism for resolving cross-border disputes arising from commercial contracts, investments, trade agreements, or other international transactions. International arbitration proceedings are governed by arbitration rules, conventions, and agreements, and they provide parties with a forum to resolve disputes efficiently, cost-effectively, and impartially while preserving business relationships and minimizing legal risks.
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