...and enforcement in the United States of foreign arbitral awards made in other treaty-signatory states. The New York Convention, implemented by Chapter 2 of the Federal Arbitration Act, has the...
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...arbitration rules changed from giving parties a full opportunity to be heard to giving parties a reasonable opportunity to be heard. In this context, the definition of “reasonable” includes legal...
TagTime with Funke Adekoya SAN – Damages and Costs: Can ...
...a majority (over 50%) of one of the parties[6]; the governing law agreed upon by the parties is foreign (non-Japanese) law; or Japan is the venue (the physical location) for...
Will the Recent Amendment to the Japanese Foreign Lawyers Act ...
...respect to six States collectively described here as constituting “Southern Europe”: Cyprus, Greece, Italy, Malta, Portugal and Spain. While these States share an obvious geographic proximity, it is important to...
Arbitration in Southern Europe: Insights From a Large-Scale Empirical Study ...
...and legal regimes. Each of the various parties involved has their own idealized form of resolution for disputes related to the OBOR Project. Unsurprisingly, these parties have conflicting interests and...
Forum Shopping: The One Belt One Road Initiative
...the parties. Another option would be to include in the contract a mediation clause whereby an eventual dispute between the parties would have to be submitted to a panel of...
The Choice Between Forum Selection, Mediation and Arbitration Clauses: European ...
Author: Stavros Brekoulakis* Published: December 2006 Topics: Arbitral Awards Effects Parties Third Parties in Arbitral Proceedings Description: I. INTRODUCTION Interest in the topic of an arbitral award’s effect and res...
The Effect of an Arbitral Award and Third Parties in ...
...This would be consistent with ensuring fairness and certainty between the parties, and creates systemic benefits as well. Transactions implicating a conflict of these laws tend to involve sophisticated parties,...
A Choice of Public Law? Resolving the International Arbitration’s Dilemma ...
...Amirfar discussed cybersecurity risks and how data breaches could specifically impact the field of international arbitration. She also discussed prevention plans and described necessary steps that parties to arbitration should...
TagTime with Catherine Amirfar – Cybersecurity and International Arbitration: A ...
Authors: Rona G. Shamoon* and Irene M. TenCate** Published: October 2003 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Court Decisions Judicial Consolidation of Arbitral Proceedings Parties Multiple Parties Description: This article examines the...
Absence of Consent Trumps Arbitral Economy: Consolidation of Arbitrations Under ...
Authors: Gerald Aksen* and Wendy S. Dorman** Published: March 1991 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Categories of Disputes Commercial Disputes Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Enforceability FAA New York Convention Description: The...
Application of the New York Convention by United States Courts: ...
...direct or indirect measures.[1] Over the years, there has been a profound economic and environmental impact on the approach of states with respect to BITs due to these externalities, the...