Author: Martin Kwan* Jurisdiction: Canada United States Topics: Contents of the Arbitration Agreement Enforceability of Arbitration Agreements Existence and Validity of Agreement to Arbitrate Jurisdiction and Powers of the Courts...
Author: Hans Smit Published: March 1990 Jurisdictions: Singapore United States Topics: Arbitral Awards Appeal to Arbitral Tribunal and Annulment Description: Arbitrators generally view judicial attacks on their awards with mixed...
Author: Hans Smit Published: June 1990 Jurisdictions: France United States Topics: Applicable Law Arbitral Awards Practice and Procedure Discovery Evidence Description: This is another case in which most interesting questions...
...fairness of the proceedings. In deciding that public policy required the opposite result, the Bidermann court did not give sufficient weight to the strong New York and United States policy...
...in the same manner in the United States and Japan. Finally, given the dimensions and complexity of the controversy, the arrival at a first award in only a little over...
Articles Confidentiality of International Commercial Arbitration in The United States Gary Born Choosing Your Decision-Maker: A Proposed Method for Selecting the President of an Arbitration Tribunal Rahim Moloo “Arbitral Innovation”...
Articles Taking Stock of the Validity and Legal Impact of Traditional Stabilization Clauses in International Investment Law Abdallah Abuelfutuh Ali Third-Party Funding in the United States: A Systematic Judicial Analysis...
Authors: J. Gillis Wetter* and Charl Prien** Published: October 1991 Jurisdictions: England Sweden United States Topics: Commercial Disputes Arbitral Awards Interest and Costs Costs and Damages ICC ICSID SCC LCIA...
Author: Hans Smit** Published: May 1995 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Arbitral Awards Indemnity, Damages, Punitive Damages Description: The number of decisions by the Supreme Court in the field of arbitration...
...covering the main arbitration jurisdictions (Austria, Belgium, Brazil, China, England and Wales, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, the Netherlands, the Russian Federation, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United States),...
...which helps to “keep the wheels turning.” It is therefore no surprise that institutional arbitral immunity is recognized by various pro-arbitration jurisdictions, including the United States. A. What’s the Worry?...
...but not only in the United States — international arbitration is a “different animal” and is not merely, but far from, a kind of extension or variation of domestic arbitration,...
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