Much has been written recently about the various dispute resolution methods used throughout the world in terms of their similarities and differences, the hybridization of different approaches and the possible harmonization of best practices. I was recently involved in a matter involving two very large international companies, common law and civil code legal systems, and distinctly different approaches to dispute resolution, which illustrate the advantages and practical utility of such experimentation.
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