...judicial proceedings starting in the 1960s, perhaps influenced by its use in First World countries, with the United States leading the way. Once established, as Anatole France once wrote, it...
Authors: J. Gillis Wetter* and Charl Prien** Published: October 1991 Jurisdictions: England Sweden United States Topics: Commercial Disputes Arbitral Awards Interest and Costs Costs and Damages ICC ICSID SCC LCIA...
Authors: Ylli Dautaj* and Maxime Chevalier** Published: February 2022 Jurisdictions: International Topics: Recognition, Enforcement, and Execution ICSID Sovereign Immunity States as Parties ABSTRACT This article analyzes the interaction and intersection...
...is still gaining in popularity in the United States and elsewhere. It is not a substitute for court adjudication, but it enhances the possibility that the parties will settle their...
...should be made publicly available, unless both parties object. As will be shown herein, this presumption is justified because the benefits of greater transparency in arbitration brought about by the...
...arbitrators in international proceedings, including those conducted in the United States, subscribe in principle to essentially the same standards of independence and impartiality as do arbitrators selected by arbitral institutions...
Author: Harout Jack Samra* Published: October 2010 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Law Applicable to the Merits Law Applicable to Procedure Enforceability New York Convention Description: I. INTRODUCTION Over the last...
Authors: Rishab Gupta* and Shreya Jain** Published: February 2022 Jurisdictions: India Topics: ISDS ICSID Investment Disputes States as Parties Over the last decade, the global outlook towards investment treaties has...
...American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) in the United States, has launched a new arbitration center. The arbitration center aims to provide parties to agreements with Chilean companies an alternative to arbitration...
Author: Shaheer Tarin* Published: July 2015 Description: INTRODUCTION In recent decades, commercial transactions and business dealings between parties belonging to different cultures, societies, political systems and faiths have become commonplace....
...of dispute resolution between parties to international commercial relationships, questions have inevitably arisen as to when concepts first developed in litigation should apply to arbitration. Answering these questions is not...
...a very large extent. Sweden has also for a long time been the forum of choice specified in arbitration clauses in transnational contracts, especially in contracts between parties from Eastern...
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