In commercial agreements, if the parties have agreed to a certain form of dispute resolution (e.g., litigation or arbitration), they are bound by it and must resolve the dispute at the forum so agreed upon. However, in a standard form contract for the provision of goods or services (or contracts referencing general trading conditions) where one or more parties is a consumer, things are different. The terms surrounding standard form contracts and general trading conditions can apply to all kinds of contracts between a services/goods provider and a consumer. For such disputes, if the provider has included an arbitration clause in its standard form contract or general trading conditions on the supply of such goods and services, and the...To read the full article, please see the PDF file
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Clients value Isamu’s unique insight into the challenges and uncertainties that they face in a dynamic, growing region. In addition to his experience in Vietnam, he has practiced in Tokyo and various other Asian locations, including a secondment to an Indian law firm. He is known for leveraging his international experience and cultural insights into the local legal and commercial practices to resolve complex, cross-border legal issues in a timely manner, working closely with local counsel. He advises on investments at all stages, from inception to post-closing operations, as well as dispute resolution.