When should an arbitral tribunal act swiftly, and when should it hold back?
Gustavo Moser’s latest New Law Journal article explores early determination in arbitration as it moves from exception to orthodoxy, driven by legislative reform and changes to institutional rules worldwide.
Gustavo examines the practical thresholds, safeguards and strategic considerations tribunals must weigh to reconcile efficiency with due process, and why confidence in the mechanism depends on how (not how often) it is deployed.
Link to the article: https://www.newlawjournal.co.uk/content/early-determination–an-appetite-for-efficiency
*the article sits behind the New Law Journal paywall, but the link provides free access for non-subscribers via a simple name/email prompt.