...and legal interpretation, do not translate as well into the context of international law. We can take the United States as an example. In 1890, the United States Congress enacted...
Author: Ayush Kumar* Jurisdictions: International Topics: BITs Investment Disputes ICSID The Growing Energy Demand and Implications for Climate Change Global energy demand is projected to increase by 1.3% annually...
...BITs adopted around 2015 preferred to stay silent on either the exclusion or inclusion of portfolio investments, such as the Model BITs of Azerbaijan (2016), the United States (2012), and...
Author: Jeffrey, Chein-Yu Long* Jurisdiction: United States United Kingdom India France Topics: Third Parties in Arbitral Proceedings Practice and Procedure Mediation Mediators Jurisdiction and Powers of the Courts in Matters...
...the highest numbers being from Canada, the United States, Ireland, Germany, and Mexico.[58] While statistics record a marginal increase in geographical representation, most arbitrators continue to hail from the West....
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...
Author: Ramkrishna Veerendra* Jurisdictions: United States Mexico Topics: Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Grounds for Refusal of Enforcement Citation: Corporación Mexicana de Mantenimiento Integral, S. de R.L. de C.V. v....
Author: Qi Zhang* Jurisdiction: China United States Topics: Sovereign Immunity Enforcement of Arbitral Awards International and Transnational Law The Global Context of State Immunity Reform The global legal landscape...
...Ltd. v. United States of America (“Mondev”)[17] and Loewen Group Inc. and Raymond L. Loewen v. United States of American (“Loewen”),[18] due to the absence of a previous positive finding...
...Law by the United States would be a step towards uniformity or harmonization of national arbitration laws to the benefit of the international arbitral regime and to the United States,...
...summon a conference to consider such a convention, and, use. “other possible measures for increasing the effectiveness of arbitration in the settlement of private law disputes” . The United States...
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