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In ever-changing circumstances, adaptability is gold. And the traditional dispute resolution practice in CEE has been ridden with change in the last few years – modernised, advanced, improved. 

Options and strategies for dispute resolution have become more versatile and complex. Overseas common law trends have moved into Europe, further adding to the changes brought about by recent EU law and jurisprudence. Third-party funding, mass claims and class actions have made headway across CEE. Traditional state court litigation has been complemented or replaced by alternative dispute resolution.

International arbitration is as popular as ever, and as an inherently international practice, pioneers in implementing global modernisation trends aiming to adapt dispute resolution to new circumstances, best practices and the highest global standards. Last year's restrictions and measures have acted as a catalyst for new approaches to the practice and the profession,