28 January 2016 / Dispute Resolution

Pathological arbitration clauses in Lithuanian law

Dispute resolution in Lithuania
Dr. Denis Parchajev

Dispute Resolution

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Associate Denis Parchajev prepared an article “Pathological Arbitration Clauses in Lithuanian Case Law” for CIS Arbitration Forum.

The article focuses on the case law of the Supreme Court of Lithuania regarding the treatment of Pathological Arbitration Clauses in Lithuanian Courts.

Please find the article here.

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