Our partners have represented many of the world's leading companies and multinationals in a wide range of businesses and industries, as well as major financial institutions, both in the United States and abroad. The Firm's partners are highly experienced litigators and counselors who practiced with large international law firms.
The Firm provides big firm quality litigation, arbitration, and counseling experience to its United States and international clients. Lawyers, not law firms, win arguments, and the Firm's concentrated and intense focus on high-stakes disputes enables our partners to give each case the undivided personal attention it deserves.
The Firm provides big firm quality litigation, arbitration, and counseling experience to its United States and international clients. Lawyers, not law firms, win arguments, and the Firm's concentrated and intense focus on high-stakes disputes enables our partners to give each case the undivided personal attention it deserves.
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Our Firm handles legal matters for clients around the world. Our attorneys and personnel therefore communicate and assist clients in a variety of ways and using a variety of languages. If our attorneys or staff do not speak a particular language, we have access to a variety of translators and, as a result, can communicate with clients and witnesses in virtually any language spoken around the world.
For 30 years, Robert de By has successfully represented clients in international arbitrations, litigations, and mediations concerning complex cross-border contractual, business, investment and other major multi-jurisdictional disputes. Before joining the Firm, Mr. de By was the Chair of the Global Arbitration Group at one of the world's largest international (Am-Law 100) law firms.
Here, you will find quick answers to many of your questions about your arbitration or dispute in bullet point fashion as well as links to relevant arbitration rules and useful organizations. Even for experienced in-house counsel. But it can also be an efficient and effective way to resolve your dispute.
In these days of global competition, you do not want to advertise your disputes by disclosing sensitive corporate information made public during a trial in court, or even before that when parties file documents in a court action. Arbitrations are not open to the public and the information the parties reveal to have their cases decided is kept strictly confidential.
The first thing to realize is that this is a positive sign. If there are ever disputes, you can resolve them efficiently through arbitration and hopefully remain on good terms. An arbitration clause is an important element of your agreement. It will determine what the arbitration will be like, when and where you can arbitrate, and it may even help you prevent disagreements from getting out of hand and growing into real disputes.
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