Search Results for : "Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals
...has the burden of (a) establishing statutory limitations to prevent judicial overreach of arbitral awards, (b) clarifying the scope for appeals, and (c) providing for the timely execution of arbitral...
...one narrow, but crucial aspect of the challenges of parallel arbitration and/or litigation proceedings, namely, shopping for an arbitral forum. The basic notion behind arbitral forum shopping is similar to...
...in a variety of nations. The use of the New York Convention is not prompted in every arbitral proceeding. In fact, the vast majority of arbitral awards are executed voluntarily....
Author: Bharath Palle* Jurisdiction: Australia Canada United Kingdom Topics: New York Convention Sovereign Immunity Enforcement of Arbitral Awards On 8 April 2026, the High Court of Australia in CCDM Holdings...
Author: Hans Smit** Published: April 2009 Topics: Arbitral Awards Appeal to Arbitral Tribunal and Annulment Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Enforceability New York Convention Description: I. INTRODUCTION Annulment of arbitral awards...
...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...
...the roster of multiple arbitral institutions. She is the immediate past President of ArbitralWomen and on the Steering Committee of the Equal Representation in Arbitration Pledge, Racial Equality for Arbitration...
...they do, they risk losing their jobs. So, what can international arbitrators safely do? What dare they do? International arbitrators can safely encourage parties to settle. They can suggest that...
...disputes. Moreover, growing numbers are seeking to promote themselves as advocates specializing in arbitration or as “professional” arbitrators. In the U.S., the paradigm of the commercial arbitrator has evolved from...
...like many others, tend to favor well-known arbitrators who were popular choices globally. This preference for well-known arbitrators is not unique to the region. However, it is disappointing to note...
...guidelines for arbitrators and counsel who need to know when, where and to what extent subpoenas by arbitrators to parties or non-parties will be enforceable under U.S. law. Following an...
...remains unresolved, as does the problem of enforcing coercive measures issued by the arbitral tribunal; the definition of the grounds for nullifying an arbitral award; the admissibility of a rescissory...
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