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Do corporations feel that they
are able to make informed
decisions about arbitrators?

We asked corporations whether they routinely
gather information about potential arbitrators
whom they may appoint to arbitrate potential
disputes: 68% do not. A number of
interviewees said that this is not cost efficient
particularly in light of the relatively small
number of arbitrations in which most
companies become involved. Corporate
counsel normally rely on their external counsel
to provide up to date information and a
number of arbitrator CVs to choose from
when a dispute arises.



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