The decisions of arbitration courts are much more difficult to understand than legal acts

Source: The Lawyers’ Newspaper

The Institute of Law Enforcement Problems recently investigated the linguistic quality of texts of more than 900,000 decisions of arbitration courts. Anastasia Vasilenko, an attorney-at-law in the Dispute Resolution and International Arbitration Practice of ART DE LEX, explained how judges use the “mighty Russian language” and the connection between the complexity of an award and the complexity of a text: https://www.advgazeta.ru/novosti/resheniya-arbitrazhnykh-sudov-gorazdo-slozhnee-dlya-vospriyatiya-chem-pravovye-akty/?fbclid=IwAR0p-K6e9M9O8Vy8Lw4e_RjXVPHTpH1VYdWHRvwJzRFI_NXJUcaiicOfLNE