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ARTICLE · 03 MAY 2026

Here’s Why More Corporate Counsel Are Turning To Arbitration

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No one can reliably predict the next business disruption. But you can be prepared by ensuring your contracts are built to handle whatever comes.

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No one can reliably predict the next business disruption. But you can be prepared by ensuring your contracts are built to handle whatever comes.

In these times of uncertainty, arbitration provides tools that litigation either lacks or can’t guarantee—greater control over the process, flexibility to adapt when conditions shift, and broader confidentiality protections to keep disputes out of the spotlight.

But those advantages only materialize if you draft for them deliberately. If it has been more than a year since you have reviewed the dispute resolution clauses in your standard templates, start there. Make sure they are designed to deliver the results and protect your business needs.

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