...among arbitrators. Examples she cited include the initiative by European states to draft nationality requirements into investment treaties that are tied to the contracting states , and the Racial Equality...
...foreign states and to those representing parties with adverse interest whose position in arbitration and subsequent enforcement litigation in the Unites States will be affected by recent precedents. Recent decisions...
...the lawyers and parties in international arbitrations. For example, Opus 2 Magnum is widely used “as an online platform that facilitates communication and procedural understanding between parties in arbitration.”[7] Because...
...the noticeable growth in the number of disputes involving State parties. Such a noteworthy increase in international commercial arbitration involving a State party can be explained not only by economic...
Author: Elissa M. Meth* Published: September 1999 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Dispute Resolution and Litigation ADR Description: During the last thirty years, a new form of...
...fact damages. Parties in international arbitrations are no exception. For those parties, the institutional arbitration rules that they choose will have a determinative impact on whether they will be able...
...be moved from one jurisdiction to another in an instant, an award creditor must have the ability to enforce a Convention award in multiple States. Some of those States may...
Author: Hans Smit* Published: December 2010 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Class Action Description: I. INTRODUCTION In the Bazzle case, the Supreme Court ruled that it was for the arbitrator to...
Author: Nicholas Song* Published: August 2009 Jurisdiction: Argentina Topics: Investment Disputes ICSID Washington Convention Description: I. INTRODUCTION The dawn of the 21st century did not augur a bright start to...
Authors: Peter Plachy, Peter C. Y. Kim, Vincent Reynaud and Sean Tan Published: December 2018 Jurisdiction: International Topics: New York Convention Investment Disputes States as Parties Third Parties in Arbitral...
...the State’s conduct, or Lavaud and Recena Costa’s disgorgement remedy doctrine, which would prevent States from benefiting from unlawful expropriations. Various potential and innovative propositions could bring consistency to ISDS,...
Author: Lawrence F. Ebb* Published: December 1992 Jurisdictions: England Israel United States Washington Topics: Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Responsibility of Arbitrators Challenge of Arbitrators Code of Ethics for Arbitrators Independence...
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