...in place that arbitral tribunals and ODR platforms can adhere to. Despite most international arbitral institutions having their own rules regarding confidentiality of proceedings, there is no uniform standard of...
...act of appointing an arbitral tribunal can be outcome-determinative in a case, and that is precisely the reason why there is an increased focus by the parties as well as...
...and oblige the arbitrators and parties alike. Article 30 of LCIA Rules impose an obligation upon the parties, the arbitral tribunal, any tribunal secretary, and experts to maintain the confidentiality...
...they must investigate corruption ex officio. Arbitral tribunals also lack investigative apparatus due to their private nature, preventing them from issuing coercive investigative measures. Further, it is common for arbitrators...
...After all, an arbitral tribunal may very well be already constituted if the third-party notice is only issued at a later stage. For comparison, the Munich Rules allow for a...
...security for costs. This post looks to restate what those circumstances are. II. ARBITRAL TRIBUNALS’ RELUCTANCE TO AWARD SECURITY FOR COSTS In a well-known turn of phrase, Gavan Griffith compared...
...an arbitration venue. By establishing clear parameters for binding non-signatories, the judgment provides much-needed predictability for complex commercial relationships. The ruling empowers arbitral tribunals to make prima facie determinations on...
...it could have ordered only an opt-in form. The latter issues neither the arbitral tribunal nor the two federal courts addressed. The relation between the courts and arbitral tribunals in...
...will the arbitral tribunal rule based on a body of a non-State law or, with the parties’ assent, ex aequo et bono. In regard to procedural matters, the arbitral tribunal...
...BIT itself. Apart from the jurisdictional hurdles, counterclaims must have a “close legal and factual connection” to the claimant’s primary claims in order to be admissible before an arbitral tribunal.[13]...
...the path to becoming a great advocate is paved with lessons learned on your feet. Yet, it is primarily domestic courts, not arbitral tribunals, and institutions, that presently appear to...
...held that an arbitral tribunal, as a creature of contract between the parties, is not empowered to award pendente lite interest or future interest when the parties had specifically agreed...
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