CONTRACT LAW, DISPUTE RESOLUTION, AND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF LEGAL ENGLISH IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PRACTICES

This comprehensive analysis explores the impact of different legal systems- specifically Anglo- Saxon (Common law) and Romano – Germanic (Civil law) frameworks on international business practices. It highlights the challenges and opportunities presented by these legal variances in contract law and dispute resolution. The research underscores the significance of legal English as a crucial tool for navigating these differences, facilitating clearer communication in international transactions. Key issues addressed include the adaptability of contract terms, the role of judicial precedents, and the complexities of arbitration. Ultimately, the study advocates for proactive strategies, such as employee training and standardized documentation, to mitigate legal risks and enhance business operations in a globalized economy.