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Which method is optimal in resolving international trade disputes?

In commercial relations, disputes are inevitable. For international trade disputes, the resolution process is often more complicated due to differences in culture and customs between countries. There are many methods of dispute resolution for the parties to choose from such as court, commercial arbitration, commercial mediation. Choosing the optimal method of resolution is something that makes many businesses wonder.

Mr. Nguyen Hung Quang, Managing Partner of NHQuang&Associates, shared to the Business and Law program of Ho Chi Minh City People’s Radio (VOH) about the advantages and disadvantages of methods of resolving trade disputes.

Listen to Mr. Quang’s discussion here (Vietnamese only).

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