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What Is Third-Party Funding?

Third-party funding occurs when a third-party investor who is not involved in the legal dispute agrees to cover all or part of the legal (and related) expenses of litigation or arbitration. In return, if the party involved is successful, the funder will receive a percentage of the amount awarded. While originally used...
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International Joint Ventures vs. Partnerships: Key DifferencesThe American Arbitration Association: Understanding the ICDR vs Non-ICDR Differences

When it comes to handling disputes, arbitration is a popular alternative to court litigation. The American Arbitration Association (AAA) is a well-known organization that provides arbitration services for businesses and individuals alike. Within the AAA, there are two types of arbitration -- International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR) and Non-ICDR. Understanding the...
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The Benefits of Choosing Arbitration in Switzerland

In recent times, resolving commercial disputes through arbitration has become a popular alternative to litigation in the courts. One of the leading international arbitration centers is Switzerland, whose reputation for neutrality, efficiency, and high-quality legal expertise attracts parties from all over the world. In this blog, we will explore the benefits of...
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Duties of International Freight Forwarders -46 CFR § 515.32

Freight forwarding is a critical component of the logistics industry, responsible for moving goods from one location to another. However, sometimes disputes arise during international freight forwarding and these disputes endanger the safe delivery of goods. Freight forwarders are obligated by law, through the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC), to act fairly and...
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Essentials of International Arbitration in Joint Venture Agreements

Businesses aiming to expand their reach outside their home territory need to consider the legal and practical aspects of forming international partnerships. One key aspect is the formation of a joint venture agreement between the partners. While traditional court-based litigation systems are available for disputes, they work differently in an international context....
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International Joint Venture v. International Partnership – What’s the Difference?

In today's global economy, forming alliances with foreign businesses is inevitable. Cross-border collaborations are a key strategy for business expansion and diversification. However, before signing any agreements, it is essential to understand the differences between an International Joint Venture (IJV) and an International Partnership (IP). Businesses commonly use an...
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Investing Internationally – Understanding the Hague Convention

In today's global economy, investing overseas is becoming more and more common. But with it comes a lot of legal complexities, language barriers, and cultural differences. That's where the Hague Convention comes in. The Hague Convention is an international process that aims to simplify and streamline legal procedures between different countries. In...
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