When alliances fail, is arbitration the answer?

The COVID-19 global pandemic has seen alliances between pharmaceuticals giants and, on the one hand, universities (Oxford University and AstraZeneca) and, on the other, small, family-owned biotechnology companies (BioNTech and Pfizer) to develop vaccines.

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When alliances fail, is arbitration the answer?

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