Authors: Judy Wang & Xiaoyu Huang* Jurisdiction: Brazil United States Topics: ADR Remote Hearings Confidentiality Evidence Discovery Independence & Impartiality Annulment The conference entitled...
...the Department of Defense, or the United States Marine Corps. This article is not legal advice. Thank you to Dr. Sarah Marsh of American University for her editorial guidance, and...
...discrimination by one Party against investors of another Party, favoritism and protectionism for a Party’s own products or industries, environmental issues, and job flight. The United States-Canada Free Trade Agreement...
Author: Robert Goldscheider** Published: December 1995 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Intellectual Property Mediation Experts Description: With the rise of intellectual property litigation in the United States — a phenomenon that...
Author: Hans Smit** Published: December 1995 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Contractual Expansion or Limitation of Judicial Review Recourse Against Award Generally Review on the Merits Description: The United States Supreme...
Author: Yulia Andreeva* Published: April 2009 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Removal and Resignation of Arbitrators Challenge of Arbitrators Description: “If you shoot at the king, you’d...
...in the United States. It is sometimes called a “no-win-no-fee” arrangement. A conditional fee arrangement is similar to contingency fee. The main difference is that a lawyer working under a...
...has remained true to his devotion to the law through the turbulent times he has traversed in his most varied life and career. Both the United States, and the world...
Articles International Commercial Arbitration in Belgium Bernard Hanotiau International Commercial Arbitration in the United States Michael Hoellering The Hong Kong Arbitration Ordinance: Some Features and Recent Amendments Neil Kaplan International...
...a country with which the United States enjoys more or less sanguine diplomatic and trade relations. Principles of comity among nations, drawn from what may be termed the U.S. federal...
...Smit was fully aware of conflict of laws issues and the role of comparative law; he also helped immensely in promoting arbitration in the United States and making New York...
...in the United States, the answer to that question has been “yes.” Although Article V of the New York Convention does not identify the lack of a jurisdictional nexus with...
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