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: National Arbitration Forum BlogTop 5 Reasons to Arbitrate (and Not Litigate) Commercial Disputes
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Five benefits of arbitration were highlighted in a recent article for the Ottawa Business Journal (The Benefits Of Arbitration In Commercial Disputes, Joël M. Dubois, 5/25/2009). The Canada-based lawyer explains that "there are a number of reasons why parties to a commercial agreement should consider having their disputes adjudicated through the arbitration process rather than before the courts,"Full post as published by National Arbitration Forum Blog on May 26, 2009 (boomark / email).
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