Enforcing awards or judgments: why winning is only half the battle

Successfully obtaining an award from an arbitral tribunal or a judgment from a national court is not always the end of the contentious process. This second of a two-part feature on international dispute resolution considers the differences between enforcing court judgments and arbitral awards by reference to ten jurisdictions. See Location, location, location: the choice of seat in international arbitration at www.practicallaw.com/9-200-8226 for the first part of this feature.

Lucy Greenwood and Greg Reid, Linklaters

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