SAUDI ARABIA’S ARBITRATION LAW REFRESHES COMMERCE

June 2012

A new arbitration law for Saudi Arabia – approved in April – represents a significant step forward in the development of law, and has wide-ranging implications for businesses – both local and international – trading in the domestic market, according to Clyde and Co Saudi partners, Abdulaziz Al-Bosaily and Ben Cowling. In a briefing document, Al-Bosaily said the new...

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