Search Results for : %2Jurisdiction and Powers of the Courts in Matters of Arbitration Generally"
...international law firms in the field of international commercial arbitration, investor-state arbitration and public international law. He regularly teaches and writes on issues of international arbitration, public international law and...
...years, arbitration, rather than litigation in national courts, has become the preferred method of resolving international commercial disputes. To a large extent, this modern day reliance on the international arbitration...
...of U.S. state courts have held that statutes of limitations do not apply in arbitration. Although there are a few contrary decisions, courts in California, Minnesota, Maine, North Carolina, Connecticut...
...Evidence in International Arbitration” as opposed to “International Commercial Arbitration,” the title of the previous version. The Revised Rules are intended to apply to both investment and commercial arbitrations as...
...more attractive centers for the arbitration of international commercial disputes. The desire to attract international commercial arbitration, coupled with a change in the courts’ traditional enmity towards enforcement of arbitral...
...has recently enacted a new arbitration law, known as “The Arbitration Act, 2001 (the “Act”).” The Act came into force on April 10, 2001. The Act has repealed The Arbitration...
...which allows parties to a proceeding before a “foreign or international tribunal” to request assistance from U.S. district courts in obtaining evidence, is available in a private arbitration. The main...
...covering both international commercial arbitration and investment arbitration. The first part of this article contains the proposed guidelines for the disclosure of third-party funding arrangements in international arbitration. The remaining...
...arbitration. This EU general approach to procedural law is no different from its approach to arbitration legislation. There is hardly any European legislation directly and comprehensively regulating domestic or international...
...arbitration business. To make arbitration more attractive to foreign parties, several countries have, in recent years, amended their arbitration laws, narrowing the grounds for challenging awards and enhancing party autonomy...
...Is there anything special about intellectual property disputes that justifies the need for a specialist arbitration institution or any special arbitration rules? Arbitration is increasingly the preferred forum for dispute...
...by U.S. courts, which generally do not permit in arbitration the intrusive discovery and motion practice so often associated with litigation in the United States. Indeed, the scope of judicial...
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