Why arbitrators need to confront corruption allegations
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Stéphane Bonifassi and Elena Fedorova of Bonifassi Avocats welcome the French courts’ increasing willingness to reopen arbitral tribunals’ findings on corruption – and argue that arbitrators need to confront such allegations head on, even when parallel criminal proceedings are pending.
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