...and oblige the arbitrators and parties alike. Article 30 of LCIA Rules impose an obligation upon the parties, the arbitral tribunal, any tribunal secretary, and experts to maintain the confidentiality...
Author: Rana Sajjad* Topics: Arbitral Process Independence and Impartiality Technology AI’s problem of control has been described as the dispassionate, almost inhumane drive to achieve the objective embedded in its...
...was issued by a court prior to the tribunal’s constitution, then the arbitrators will be entitled to maintain, modify, or revoke the court’s ruling. Under such circumstances, arbitrators should be...
...of the procedural costs, the fees of the arbitrators, within the minimum and maximum ranges indicated by the Schedule of Arbitrators’ Fees, and in consultation with the parties and the...
Author: Josh B. Martin* Published: April 2017 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Commercial Disputes International Character of Dispute Applicable Law Description: INTRODUCTION The role of mandatory rules within...
...to be followed by arbitrators so that any “minimal doubt” on the arbitrator’s independence or impartiality must be disclosed, modifying the current “justifiable doubt” standard. The proposed legislation also limits...
Author: Kishan Gupta Jurisdiction: International Topics: International Institutions and Rules Powers of Arbitrators Practice and Procedure Time Limits INTRODUCTION In recent times, those involved in international commerce have been greatly...
Author: Megan K. Niedermeyer* Published: April 2015 Description: The international arbitration community has often been (irreverently) lauded as an “old boys’ network,” intrinsically interconnected in its approach and susceptible to...
...reference, does not review the award, and leaves the determination of the arbitrators’ fees to the arbitrators. The World Intellectual Property Organization now proposes its own rules, which are heavily...
Author: Aldo Berlinguer* Published: December 1995 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Independence and Impartiality Commercial Disputes ADR Description: Interest in arbitration as an alternative method for dispute resolution has dramatically expanded in...
...like many others, tend to favor well-known arbitrators who were popular choices globally. This preference for well-known arbitrators is not unique to the region. However, it is disappointing to note...
...it entail a complete transformation or even displacement of the role and powers of one or more individuals/entities – the disputing parties, counsel, arbitrators and arbitral institutions? Or would it...
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