Author: J. Stewart McClendon* Published: June 1990 Jurisdiction: United States Florida Georgia Hawaii California Topics: Categories of Dispute Commercial Disputes Arbitral Adjudication Ad hoc Dispute Resolution and Litigation Enforcement of...
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...or would the absence of the human element reassure parties of the impartiality and technical soundness of the decision? More broadly, would parties to a dispute trade off thoughtful human...
Arbitrators vs Bot-rators: Can AI Make International Arbitration Fairer and ...
Author: Joseph D. Becker Published: December 1996 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: National Institutions and Rules Parties Bankruptcy of a Party FAA Description: In appropriate cases, the Federal Arbitration Act (“FAA”)...
Bankruptcy Courts and Arbitration: A Question of Competence – Vol. ...
...due to its key advantages of neutrality, flexibility, and globally enforceable awards. It allows for an impartial forum, often outside the disputing parties’ territories, and gives each party the freedom...
AI in International Arbitration: What Is the Big Deal?
...AAA LCIA Description: In practice, the parties to a dispute often feel the need for interim measures in connection with an international commercial arbitration. Interim measures of relief, also called...
Interim Measures in International Commercial Arbitration under the ICC, AAA, ...
...great uncertainty for parties and practitioners. From Formalism to Liberalism: The Early Judicial Struggle Pathological clauses are hardly a modern phenomenon. Under the Arbitration Act of 1940, Indian courts approached...
India’s Pathological Arbitration Clauses: Time for a Doctrinal Cure
Author: Mark Ribbing** Published: December 1993 Topics: Arbitral Adjudication Ad hoc UNICTRAL Third Parties in Arbitral Proceedings Description: Since the end of the Second World War, the legal significance of...
International Arbitration: The Human Rights Perspective* – Vol. 4 No. ...
...of the settlement of the crisis that arose when United States diplomats were held hostage in Teheran. It provided for creation of the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal to resolve thousands...
Mass Claims Processes – Vol. 13 No. 1-4
...disputes, it is well-positioned to win business from parties with growing concerns about Hong Kong’s judicial independence. Unsurprisingly, some parties have already been opting for Singapore as the alternative jurisdiction...
How Does Hong Kong’s New National Security Law Affect Its ...
Author: Giorgio Bernini* Published: May 2013 Description: INTRODUCTION The necessity of an explanatory introduction stems from the circumstance that this article on Jivraj v. Hashwani consists of two parts, written...
The Parties’ Right to Choose Their Arbitrator and the Prohibition ...
...alia, in more than a dozen new States. All the former republics of the Soviet Union have now become independent States. All of them are now participants in international trade...
Investment Arbitration in Eastern Europe: Recent Cases on Expropriation – ...
...any agreement to the contrary” by the parties. Most of these provisions can be labeled arbitral procedure, but some are “mixed” procedure and substance. Section 60 of the Arbitration Act...