Dispute resolution

Remote Hearings in Arbitration and Litigation with Robert Hunter and Alexander Kirschstein

Published on 7th Sep 2021

There has been a lot of emphasis on remote Hearings in arbitration and litigation during the Corona pandemic crisis in last months. The question is: are the a compromise or are the here to stay? Duncan Gorst talks with Robert Hunter and Alexander Kirschstein from Osborne Clarke about the most important aspects.

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