...Central Bar Association and presently serves as an ICC YAF Representative for the North Africa, Middle East and Turkey. Sima’s practice focuses on dispute resolution and international trade law. She...
...in-person hearing becomes feasible,” and is built on the following assumptions: Claimant is a New York company and Respondent is State X in the Middle East. There is a difference...
...proceedings can become excessively complex on some occasions, stating that mediation, conciliation, and additional ADR mechanisms may have advantages in helping parties identify middle grounds thanks to their procedural flexibility...
AAA Ad Hoc ADR Advocacy Agreement to Arbitrate Anti-Suit Injunctions Appeal to Arbitral Tribunal and Annulment Applicable Conflict-of-Laws System Applicable Law Apportioning of Costs Arbitrability Arbitral Adjudication Arbitral Awards Arbitral...
...in California, JAMS joined in 1994 with a company known as “Endispute,” one of the primary dispute resolution service providers on the East Coast of the United States. For some...
...a geographical block off the south-east coast of India was to be restored to the plaintiff for the extraction of hydrocarbons. The Court refused performance because it believed that it...
...of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court in the case of JSC VTB Banks v. Taruta & Anr, wherein the lawyers of the sanctioned party applied to the Court to come...
...authority on moving forward with remote hearings, or at least encourage the consideration of holding remote hearings.[10] POTENTIAL CHALLENGES AND DEFENSES Under the Swiss Rules, when ordering a remote hearing,...
...desirability as an arbitration hub in East Asia.[11] But to what extent will the new amendment make it happen? It may be too early to tell, but the amendment has...
...ARBITRATION LAW AND PRACTICE OF THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC BEFORE 1990 Prior to the Convention, arbitration in the GDR followed the general pattern of all East European countries, treating domestic...
...Minister of the Netherlands suggested that economic recovery in Eastern Europe and the then Soviet Union could be stimulated on a sectoral basis by means of cooperation in the energy...
...Procedure (1960-1968); Project on European Legal Institutions (1965-1977); Parker School of Foreign and Comparative Law (1980- 1998); Center for International Arbitration and Litigation Law (1997-2005); and Center for East European...
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