...arbitration should generally work better than national court litigation. Even arbitration at its worst should work at least as well as going to court. And the process for enforcing arbitration...
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...already rendered several judgments in favour of claimants in such cases,[3] but most are still pending. Russia does not take part in the litigation and does not file any appeals...
How Can Ukrainian Judgments Recovering War-Related Damages From Russia Be ...
...injunctions is the requirement to prevent vexatious or oppressive proceedings. A vexatious litigation is one that is initiated without a good cause.[70] The definition of vexatious litigation in Australian jurisprudence...
Anti-Arbitration Injunctions: The Endless Tussle for Jurisdiction
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 ...
...arbitration agreement all too often simply leads to a second dispute over the forum for resolving the first. This often obstructive skirmish – on the border between litigation and arbitration...
Court Litigation Over Arbitration Agreements: Is It Time for a ...
...is focused on First Amendment litigation. Asia Skyers, a Connecticut native primarily interested in criminal litigation, attends North Central Caroline School of Law. Constanza Mayz, a Venezuelan American with primarily...
ARIA Report: AAA Diversity Student ADR Summit – Nov. 12-13, ...
Author: Bernard Audit* Published: April 2008 Topics: Dispute Resolution and Litigation Mandatory Rules Description: The notion of mandatory rules originates, at least in civil-law systems, in domestic law, where they...
How Do Mandatory Rules Of Law Function In International Civil ...
Author: Tyler B. Robinson* Published: December 2011 Description: I. INTRODUCTION Section 1782 of Title 28 of the United States Code affords federal district courts in the United States discretion to...
The Extraterritorial Reach of 28 U.S.C. § 1782 in Aid ...
...for dispute resolution, and that alternatives to litigation can and must play a part. As far as international commercial disputes are concerned, it is clear that litigation has severe limitations....
International Arbitration in Australia – Vol. 1 No. 1
...a bona fide purpose, extortionate, unconscionable & unfair agreements, gambling in litigation, etc. In a recent Supreme Court judgment, it was held that held that third-party funding in litigation is...
Third Party Funding In Arbitration In India
...with the duty to preserve documents in anticipation of, and during, litigation. As soon as litigation is reasonably expected, they rush to implement a litigation hold. In international arbitration, however,...
The “Arbitration Hold” in International Arbitration: Holding on to What ...
Author: John N. Hazard* Published: December 1992 Jurisdiction: Russia Topics: Categories of Disputes Commercial Disputes Dispute Resolution and Litigation ADR Description: Russian bureaucrats were wary of litigation during the communist...