Author: Joseph R. Brubaker** Published: August 2009 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Applicable Law Enforceability New York Convention Description: I. INTRODUCTION In a slip-and-fall case, the United States Court of Appeals...
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...“there is still no real consensus” on “just when the New York Convention is supposed to be applied by American courts.” It is now 40 years since the United States...
The Case for a Coherent Application of Chapter 2 of ...
...of the settlement of the crisis that arose when United States diplomats were held hostage in Teheran. It provided for creation of the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal to resolve thousands...
Mass Claims Processes – Vol. 13 No. 1-4
Author: Timothy Schnabel* Published: March 2020 Jurisdictions: International Singapore United States Topics: Commercial Disputes International Litigation Mediation Formal Requirements Grounds for Refusal of Enforcement States as Parties Description: The Singapore...
Implementation of the Singapore Convention: Federalism, Self-Execution, and Private Law ...
Authors: Robert B. Davidson and Richard Chernick** Published: June 2006 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Dispute Resolution and Litigation ADR Mediation Sources of Arbitration Law Description: JAMS, founded in 1979, has...
JAMS: A Longstanding Provider of Dispute Resolution Services to the ...
...Iran–United States Claims Tribunal famously observed that property rights may become “so useless that they must be deemed to have been expropriated,” notwithstanding the formal retention of legal title. The...
How Long Is Too Long? Reviewability and Indirect Expropriation in ...
Author: Nika Bederman* Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Discovery On March 22, 2021, the United States Supreme Court granted certiorari in Servotronics Inc. v. Rolls-Royce PLC, in which Servotronics challenged the...
The Significance of Servotronics in Determining Discovery Procedures in Private ...
...impact the financial landscape. While sanctions as such are nothing novel, the recent sanctions imposed on Russia by the United States and European Nations are noteworthy. For one, these sanctions...
Arbitration or Sanctions: Who Survives the Battlefield?
...idiosyncratic to Indian jurisprudence. For instance, the European Union,[10] the United States,[11] and the United Kingdom,[12] have excluded arbitral awards from their civil procedural law. The reason behind such exclusion...
Foreign Arbitral Awards Under Indian Insolvency Law: Room for Improvement?
...and relevance of the Convention cannot be denied as it has been ratified by 94 States including most of the major economies like the United States, China, Japan, France and...
Specific Relief in International Arbitration
...English courts have jurisdiction to grant anti-arbitration injunctions against foreign-seated arbitrations where the proceedings are vexatious and oppressive.[34] In the United States, it was similarly laid down in First Options[35]...
Anti-Arbitration Injunctions: The Endless Tussle for Jurisdiction
...To better understand the legal position of“ “public policy exception” in India, it is prudent to analyze it in comparison with the developments in other regimes. The United States, for...