...Jomaa is an LL.M. candidate at Columbia Law School graduating in May 2021. Amr has over three years of experience working in mediation and dispute resolution in the Middle East....
...in the Middle East. In 2004, the United Arab Emirates (“UAE”) authorized one of its seven monarchal provinces, the Emirate of Dubai, to pass Dubai Law No. 9 creating a...
Author: Mauro Rubino-Sammartano** Published: December 2012 Description: It seems appropriate that the opening address of the International School of Arbitration and Mediation of the Mediterranean and the Middle East, which...
...the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Europe and Oceania. Her experience includes participation in arbitrations before ICSID, the ICJ, the PCA, the ICDR, the LCIA, UNCITRAL and the ICC. Meriam also...
...Judicial Benchbook on International Arbitration: A Guide for Judges in the Middle East,1 two of the most prominent arbitration experts, Lord Michael Mustill and Stephen Boyd, have suggested that additions...
...For example, she has witnessed allegations of bankruptcy in several cases seated in the Middle East where the party will either allege that it has gone bankrupt or that the...
...that very few arbitrators from the Central Asian region itself have been appointed, unlike in other regions like South America and the Middle East. Encouraging a more diverse pool of...
Author: Boma Briggs * Jurisdictions: International Topics: Diversity Choice of Forum/Place of Proceedings Proposals to Create an International Arbitration System Introduction: May I Have a Seat? Businesses across the globe...
...with Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.[8] Moreover, the region has the advantage of neighboring and being influenced by fast-growing economies such as India and China. Mutual trade between the...
...Central Bar Association and presently serves as an ICC YAF Representative for the North Africa, Middle East and Turkey. Sima’s practice focuses on dispute resolution and international trade law. She...
...FIDIC form, whether it is the 1999 Rainbow suite or the 1987 Fourth Edition, that is still used fairly widely in France and the Middle East today, is an example...
...in-person hearing becomes feasible,” and is built on the following assumptions: Claimant is a New York company and Respondent is State X in the Middle East. There is a difference...