...States Claims Tribunal; law clerk to the Honorable Gilbert S. Merritt, United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit; J.D., Yale Law School (1986); M.B.A., Florida Atlantic University (1984);...
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...is California falling so far behind popular seats like New York, London, Hong Kong, Paris, Shanghai, Munich and even Florida? California’s disfavored status as a seat of international arbitration can...
Why is California So Behind in International Arbitration and Is ...
Author: J. Stewart McClendon* Published: June 1990 Jurisdiction: United States Florida Georgia Hawaii California Topics: Categories of Dispute Commercial Disputes Arbitral Adjudication Ad hoc Dispute Resolution and Litigation Enforcement of...
State International Arbitration Laws: Are They Needed or Desirable? – ...
...reflect or represent a position of the Institute. The author wishes to thank Kevin Curtin, law student at the University of Florida for his valuable help in research U.S. law....
One Small Step Backward?: A Comment on the Ken-Ren Cases* ...
...years, California and Texas enacted slightly modified versions of the Model Law, while Connecticut recently copied its provisions verbatim. Florida, Georgia, and Hawaii have copied the law with more variation....
New Developments in International Commercial Arbitration: A Comparative Survey of ...
...2015, EGI sued Coderch Mitjans in the Southern District of Florida.[11] Although no award amount was given, the amount could be deduced, with some calculation—by figuring out how much was...
Taking It Over the Finish Line: The Eleventh Circuit Suggests ...
...him unfit for duty. Thomas sued Carnival Corporation in a Florida state court for his injuries, his lost pay, and for treble damages for late wage payments under the federal…...
The Prospective Waiver of a Statutory Claim Invalidates an Arbitration ...
...world with active foreign capital transfers and trades.[1] As a small country—smaller than the state of Florida—with limited natural resources, South Korea has historically depended heavily on trade and export...