The phrase "arbitration and litigation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in legal and business contexts to refer to two different methods of resolving disputes. Example: The company's contract clearly states that any disputes must go through arbitration and litigation processes before any legal action can be taken.
The bride, 27, is a lawyer in international arbitration and litigation at the Paris office of the London law firm Allen & Overy.
The investment ended in a welter of arbitration and litigation, with the American investors more or less accusing the Estonian government of using force majeur against them.
And that's where the big difference between arbitration and litigation matters most.
Such action relied on specific laws and policies, and usually took the form of arbitration and litigation.
Effective in 1993, these regulations identify a three-stage procedure of mediation, arbitration, and litigation (Ho 2003), implying that labor market mechanisms have replaced labor administration in the allocation of labor.
On a recent Thursday at 6 a.m., Daniel Gonzalez, head of Hogan and Hartson's international arbitration and litigation practice, landed at Reagan International Airport in Washington, D.C., capping off a three-day business trip to Argentina.
A consistent pattern of arbitrations, complaints and litigation can tell you a lot.
If the mediation fails, the parties are free to pursue arbitration or litigation and are not prejudiced by what was said during the mediation.
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He was a partner for more than three decades in the Manhattan-based law firm now called Kaye Scholer LLP, specializing in litigation, arbitration and mediation.
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