...a separate division of KCAB. KCAB INTERNATIONAL aggressively recruited legal professionals and arbitrators with international and multilingual backgrounds with a goal to “further enhance the standing of Korea as a...
...framework, including ICSID’s framework, inadvertently incentivizes state corruption. As these critics point out, ICSID arbitrators have never reached the merits of a case involving corruption; thus, states can immunize themselves...
...questioning Hong Kong’s ability to remain neutral and effective during arbitration process, HKIAC might still appeal to some international business. Under the reciprocal arrangement between Chinese courts and institutional arbitrators...
...a duty on the arbitrators, parties, or both. The nature of arbitration proceedings and the extent of confidentiality is dependent upon the following: The seat of the arbitration and; The...
...of the two arbitrators constituting the ostensible majority stated a position which shows that he did not support, or fully support, the award which was carried by his vote? This...
...could be pursued in arbitration. In Green Tree v. Bazzle, the Supreme Court decided, in conformity with what I had argued, that it was for the arbitrators and not the...
Author: E. Jin Lee* Published: April 2017 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Arbitral Process Agreement to Arbitrate Court Decisions Parties Description: The role that state contract law...
Author: Raúl Pereira Fleury* Published: May 2017 Jurisdiction: International Topics: BITs States as Parties Investment Disputes Challenge of Arbitrators Description: Introduction State succession has always been a complex and controversial...
Author: Thomas E. Carbonneau* Published: January 2009 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Authority of the Arbitral Tribunal Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Arbitral Awards Description: I. INTRODUCTION: THE U.S. SUPREME COURT AND...
...stipulated specific performance, or in the alternative, $100 million in damages. The arbitrators, holding that Elektrim had indeed breached its contract, denied specific performance and awarded only $38 million in...
...arbitrators are just a few notable examples. Less visible, but equally important from the practitioner’s viewpoint, are the changes that have taken place in relation to the conduct of the...
...of the very institution where the case is pending. You turn to the institution’s rules and discover that under certain circumstances she has the power to unilaterally select arbitrators to...
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