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What sets arbitration apart from litigation? Why do businesses and legal professionals often choose arbitration over other dispute resolution methods? In this episode of the Amal Podcast, we are joined by Professor Ronald Brand to explore these critical questions. We dive into the role of international conventions like the New York Convention and examine how they shape the arbitration landscape.If you’re curious about the future of dispute resolution and the power of arbitration in global commerce, don’t miss this insightful conversation. Click below to listen!