...Section V reviews the role of the federal antitrust agencies in remedying the failure by an arbitral tribunal to apply correctly federal antitrust laws, in light of the corresponding effects...
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...one of the factors in the “four-fold test,” is not satisfied in private antitrust claims. However, the exclusive jurisdiction of the CCI over antitrust disputes, as mandated by Section 61...
Harmonizing Arbitration and Competition Law Disputes: Pursuing Consistency In Adjudication
Author: Randy D. Gordon* Published: August 2009 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Commercial Disputes Competition and Antitrust Applicable Law International Litigation Description: INTRODUCTION As arbitration has supplanted litigation as the primary method...
A Question of Fairness: Should Noerr-Pennington Immunity Extend to Conduct ...
...of Arbitrators to Interpret and Apply Federal Antitrust Laws (Vol. 12(3-4) October 2003) Sir Anthony Evans, Arbitration and the Role of Law (Vol. 21(1-4) April 2011) Horacio Falcão, Recognition and...
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...generalization difficult to formulate. TPF in general may include consumer funding, which covers small personal claims, personal injury or family disputes, and commercial funding, which covers business disputes, including antitrust,...
Negotiating Funding Arrangements: Trick or Treat
...Prager, International Arbitration and Bankruptcy: United States, France and the ICC, 18 J. of Int’l Arb. 417, 429 (2001); Alexis Mourre, Arbitrability of Antitrust Law from the European and US...
Foreign Arbitral Awards Under Indian Insolvency Law: Room for Improvement?
...the Community’s legal framework remains scarce. Despite the fact that arbitral tribunals are presented with more and more cases involving EC competition (antitrust) law, case law on the subject remains...
Arbitration in the Context of Community Law: A Comment on ...
...municipal systems during the last century with the expansion of economic regulation (antitrust legislation, securities and exchange regulation, welfare legislation, etc.). Mandatory domestic rules may also emerge from case law,...
How Do Mandatory Rules Of Law Function In International Civil ...
...complaint alleging violation of European Union antitrust rules by Intel, also a U.S. based corporation. Relying on Section 1782, AMD then sought evidence located in the United States relating to...
The Supreme Court Rules on the Proper Interpretation of Section ...
Authors: Shashwat Bhaskar* and Winy Daigavane** Published: April 2021 Jurisdictions: International United States United Kingdom Switzerland Australia India Jurisdictions: Commercial Disputes Arbitrability Competition and Antitrust Intellectual Property Investment Disputes Banking...
Arbitrability of Insolvency Disputes: Resolving the Conundrum – Vol. 31 ...
...relating to criminal law, matrimonial relationships, and consumer disputes are almost universally recognized as non-arbitrable, there is variance in the treatment of subject matters such as anti-trust claims, intellectual property,...
Determining Arbitrability at the Pre-Award Stage: An Analysis of the ...
Author: Christoph Liebscher** Published: March 1999 Jurisdiction: Europe Topics: Commercial Disputes Competition and Antitrust ECJ Description: Eco Swiss is the first decision of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) on...