...prove problematic over time and may need to be revisited. Guidelines for Parties and their Representatives For parties and their representatives, Guideline 4 draws attention to applicable ethical rules and...
...by United States courts. Nevertheless, there has been some reluctance in the international business community to designate the United States as a forum for arbitration out of concern that judicial...
...private dispute resolution was so persistent that legislative measures were required to overcome it. At present, both the United States and its constituent states have arbitration statutes that provide for...
...to impose countermeasures against states that restrict Chinese entities’ immunity abroad. This provision reflects China’s strategic autonomy while aligning with international law’s emphasis on mutual respect among sovereign states. The...
Author: Xiaowen Qiu** Published: October 2000 Jurisdictions: China United States Topics: Categories of Disputes Investment Disputes Enforceability of Arbitration Agreements CIETAC Description: China’s decision to open itself to the outside...
...the host state’s right to regulate, allowing it to adopt and maintain measures furthering legitimate public policy objectives (Art. 3). Provisions affirming the host state’s right to regulate are common...
...system for complicated cases, the tribunal can inform parties about the delay of issuing decisions under special circumstances; parties can then track delays on the ICSID website. Amendment proposals in...
...arbitral proceedings, the outcome of such proceedings may also face challenges by the parties, resulting in further time and financial costs. Accordingly, measures should be taken by all parties involved...
...and states has indicated that there is a high degree of compliance by the debtor-state with regard to arbitral awards. The 2008 Survey on Corporate Attitudes and Practices on Recognition...
...the parties, they de facto intrude on the jurisdiction of other courts and tribunals. Only the parties may be bound, but by implication the adjudicatory body is also deprived of...
Author: Danilo Ruggero Di Bella* Jurisdictions: Norway Spain European Union Topics: Investment Disputes International Litigation States as Parties Diplomatic Protection Full Protection and Security Introduction One of the primary purposes...
...as Parties Intellectual Property Trademarks and Copyright Description: Philip Morris’s litigation against tobacco control measures based on alleged violations of international investment agreements was a great success for host-States. The...
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