...cite other arbitrators’ decisions. W. Mark C. Weidemaier keeps the definition in the gray, stating that there are categories of cases where arbitrators are left with no choice but to...
...New York International Arbitration Center (NYIAC) and the New York Branch of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArbNY). From November 15-19, New York City was the stage of three in-person...
Author: Mark W. Levine** Published: July 1995 Topics: Independence and Impartiality Immunity of Arbitrators Description: In recent years, the field of arbitration has witnessed explosive growth and captured the attention...
...doubts as to the arbitrator’s impartiality or independence.”[12] The Supreme Court recognized that arbitrators are free to defend their convictions in social media; however, this does not mean that they...
...lawyer from acting in an arbitration must be decided by judges, not by arbitrators. At first glance, the case may appear to have been decided correctly. It is often said...
Author: Natália Rincon* Jurisdiction: International Topics: Authority of the Arbitral Tribunal Powers of Arbitrators Columbia Arbitration Day 2021 featured a panel discussion on “Allegations of Corruption in International Arbitration –...
...example, some practitioners believe former judge-arbitrators are less likely to issue compromise awards than attorney-arbitrators. Not so. While the dataset does not support the hypothesis that compromise awards are prevalent,...
...TRIBUNAL SECRETARIES Recognizing the benefit of arbitrators seeking administrative assistance, the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law highlighted the option to appoint a secretary in its October 2016 notes...
...to adapt the rules applicable to the regular joinder to them. In any case, arbitrators will have to make sometimes difficult ad hoc decisions on the procedural rights and obligations...
...arbitrators to command the parties to an international arbitration to violate the law. Section II considers the facts of Baxter and the majority and dissenting opinions. Section III sets forth...
Author: Jan-Philip Elm* Published: October 2016 Description: Empirical evidence indicates that national court judges fall prey to cognitive biases and heuristics. The same may be assumed for international arbitrators. Improving...
...that human rights concerns are important to the success of the arbitration process itself. For example, reliable freedom from unjust imprisonment of arbitrators may influence the numbers of arbitrators willing...
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