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...one among the organization’s comprehensive efforts to diversify the arbitration profession. According to the ABA, self-administered arbitrations constitute 85% of U.S. arbitrations. AAA’s rules—adopted by the vast majority of U.S.-based...
...a particular dispute to arbitration may contain within it two completely distinct legal issues. First, a party may be objecting to arbitration on the ground that no valid, enforceable arbitration...
Author: Okezie Chukwumerije* Published: February 1997 Jurisdiction: England Topics: Court Decisions Review on the Merits The new English Arbitration Act has significantly reformed English arbitration law and consolidated changes made...
...of similar principles. There are a number of reasons for the development of uniformity in the approach to arbitration. First of all, as a matter of policy, arbitration is an...
...they continue to belabor dense and uninteresting details while communicating their thoughts and views? In the realm of arbitration, would it be odd to have arbitration conferences and training workshops...
...and international arbitrators, the editors of this special issue of the American Review of International Arbitration took a keen interest in how mandatory rules might “fit” into the international arbitration...
...relief to an arbitrator (“Referee”) that may be used regardless of whether final relief is sought in arbitration or in the ordinary courts. In the past, depending on the applicable...
...disintermediated, and dematerialised. […] When the Chief Justice of the UK Supreme Court, in one of the most arbitration-friendly jurisdictions on the planet, bemoans the negative influence of arbitration on...
...American Arbitration Association and its National Panel of Commercial Arbitrators, and an Advisory Director of the Institute for Transnational Arbitration. He is also a member of the Committee on the...
...by the parties and only those rules, and… Download Full PDF *Partner, International Commercial Arbitration Group, Clifford Chance LLP, London; Visiting professor, School of International Arbitration, Queen Mary, University of...
...arbitration act intended to replace the current Arbitration Act of 1929 (as amended). Consequently, a committee (“the Committee”), with a number of Sweden’s leading experts on arbitration law, was formed...
Author: Ignacio Gómez-Palacio** Published: July 2010 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Commercial Disputes Description: I. INTRODUCTION This article attempts to provide a sense of how civil-law litigators who practice international commercial arbitration,...
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