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Hormuz Ship Traffic Drops to Seven Vessels as Red Sea Activity Holds Steady
Given that the pandemic likely stressed middle-market international businesses at least as much as it did larger companies, and that middle-market businesses are less likely to have arbitration clauses in place, it’s a fair bet that litigation of cross-border disputes have jumped as well.
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Hormuz Ship Traffic Drops to Seven Vessels as Red Sea Activity Holds Steady
Given that the pandemic likely stressed middle-market international businesses at least as much as it did larger companies, and that middle-market businesses are less likely to have arbitration clauses in place, it’s a fair bet that litigation of cross-border disputes have jumped as well.
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