Arbitration in Trademark Disputes: A Study in Light of WIPO Rules.

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Faculty of Law - Mansoura University

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Arbitration is considered one of the alternative means for resolving commercial disputes, and it has become common to resort to it in contracts, whether domestic or international, due to the advantages this special system offers. It is based on simplifying the procedures for dispute resolution and avoiding formalities in order to resolve the dispute as quickly as possible, as well as maintaining confidentiality in arbitration proceedings, such as the prohibition of disclosing the names of the parties involved or publishing arbitration awards without the consent of these parties. Additionally, it allows for the appointment of arbitrators with expertise in the dispute, making it rare to find an international contract that does not include an arbitration clause to resolve disputes arising from it.

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