...an advocate at Sanan Law. Jay advises clients on contentious and non-contentious matters, with specific experience in Indian financial regulations. Jay is also experienced in commercial disputes and arbitrations. ...
Search Results for : %2Jurisdiction and Powers of the Courts in Matters of Arbitration Generally"
...in a wide variety of situations, including representations before the WTO, in connection with NAFTA matters, and a wide range of international trade matters, investment issues, including several investor-state arbitrations...
Representation of State Parties in Investment Arbitration* – Vol. 21 ...
...conflict of interest that might generally arise. The paper proposes solutions for each instance of conflict within the context of the ACIIL, based on the experiences drawn from an existing...
The Advisory Centre on International Investment Law (ACIIL) and the ...
...Seoul, where he handles commercial litigation, international arbitration, and regulatory matters in Korea and internationally. He is admitted to practice in New York and as a solicitor of England and...
The Sanctions Wall: What Remains of an Arbitral Award Against—or ...
...Although the circumstances in which Canadian courts will enforce letters of request from non-traditional bodies is still evolving, recent developments in Canadian law suggest that Canadian courts will enforce letters...
Letters Of Request: Will A Canadian Court Enforce A Letter ...
...empowers a “United States district court” to compel arbitration, and empowers the “United States court in and for the district” where the award was made to enter judgment upon an...
Bankruptcy Courts and Arbitration: A Question of Competence – Vol. ...
Authors: Brian M. Cogan* and David A. Sifre** Published: March 1999 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Court Decisions Practice and Procedure Discovery Description: Federal courts in the United States have been...
United States Federal Courts: No Longer Available to Compel Discovery ...
...is activated at the initiation of disputants. Arbitration arguably predates state courts and is nowadays widely used for private commercial disputes, often with an international element. Its statutory introduction in...
ADR In England And Wales – Vol. 12 No. 2
...whether national courts will do so is therefore of crucial importance to international arbitration. A national court’s considering itself obligated to convert an arbitral award in a foreign currency into...
Judgments and Arbitral Awards in a Foreign Currency: A Means ...
...courts and, more generally, clarify the legal nature of the tripartite relationship between funders, clients, and counsel. Finally, this systematic analysis may provide insight to stakeholders, allow them to take...
Third-Party Funding in the United States: A Systematic Judicial Analysis ...
Author: Pierre Mayer* Published: April 2011 Jurisdiction: Europe Topics: Competition and Antitrust Recourse Against Award Generally Description: This presentation considers the position of European States, beyond the European Union (to...
The Second Look Doctrine: The European Perspective – Vol. 21 ...
...to liberalize in significant measure the assistance rendered by American courts to foreign and international tribunals. As international arbitration increases its growth, the question of whether Section 1782 provides for...