Abstract

Commercial flows in a growing globalized scenario have been the dominant trend in contemporary world economics. Within this increasingly digital and dynamic arena, corporations have searched for the most adequate means to settle their disputes. In this context, arbitration has become like one of the most widespread Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) methods, due to the flexibility, individuality and specialization that it provides in contrast of the rigid procedural guidelines prevailing on ordinary courts. However, the new and unexpected challenge that COVID-19 ...