The document discusses the strengths of English law, particularly in commercial cases. It notes the establishment of the Commercial Court in 1895 to handle commercial disputes more efficiently. It also discusses the Admiralty Court in London and specialized maritime arbitration through the London Maritime Arbitrators Association. The document highlights the influence of important past legal figures like Lord Mansfield in developing England's common law system of precedent. It concludes that while costs and delays remain problems, England is still considered a good place to litigate commercial cases internationally.