Recent judicial reforms in Mexico are driving an increase in arbitration cases, a move praised for offering faster dispute resolution. However, the changes have raised new concerns among legal experts. The reforms are seen as both a boost to Mexico’s arbitration system and a potential source of uncertainty, as they alter the roles of courts and the scope of judicial intervention in arbitration proceedings.
Critics argue that these reforms could lead to more disputes about court involvement, possibly creating an imbalance in fair arbitration processes.
