The Panama Canal Authority and the contractor expanding its locks are arbitrating a $1.6 billion dispute in Miami.
July 22, 2014 at 04:00 PM
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One way or another, the Panama Canal expansion will get done, and the project partners will settle their differences, but what international arbitration experts will remember is they worked out their problems in Miami.
Related: Miami And Atlanta In Battle For Top International Arbitration Hub
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