Trends In Life Science Disputes And The Case for Arbitration
Insights From CMS’ Life Sciences Partners
Executive Summary
The life sciences sector is beginning to appreciate the benefits of arbitration. Parties increasingly recognize that arbitration can be an effective, economical, confidential and business-focused mechanism to resolve the wide range of commercial disputes that arise in the sector.
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