...arbitrator dealing with issues such as inoperable brain tumors and serious hearing problems on the validity of an arbitral award. The US District Court for the Northern District of Iowa...
...the first hearing, counsel for the parties, both of whom were American, raised the question of whether the defendant would be entitled to pre-trial discovery. It was clear that discovery...
...hear a story? But is being curious about hearing stories superficial or simply part of being human? Is the human brain not wired to respond in such a way when...
...to certain types of hearings such as interim measure hearings, simple jurisdictional pleadings, and ICSID annulment hearings. In most hearings, however, he sees the importance of the personal touch given...
...an award challenged on the grounds that the arbitrator had, against one party’s request, conducted the arbitral proceeding without an evidentiary hearing.1 In addition, extrinsic evidence submitted had been rejected...
...simply gave notice of an intent to submit to arbitration, identifying the area of dispute in a brief writing and leaving the issues of proof for the hearing, is now...
...the wide acceptance and adoption of virtual hearings has confirmed that lawyers, witnesses, and arbitrators do not need to be in the same room for the hearing to be effective...
...to appear as a witness or produce documents at the hearing (Section II); (ii) an arbitrator’s power to order prehearing document discovery (Section III); and (iii) an arbitrator’s power to...
...no third party can attend arbitral conferences and hearings, “Confidentiality” refers to the non-disclosure of specific information in public. Private hearings do not necessarily attach confidentiality obligations to the parties...
...White & Case LLP. The first topic discussed was “Arbitral Hearings in the Post-Covid Era.” Mr. King led. He began with an overview of virtual and hybrid hearings, stating that...
...encourage lead counsel to permit more junior lawyers with significantly less arbitration experience than lead counsel to examine witnesses at the hearing and present argument. The Tribunal, in its discretion,...
...widely used in international arbitration, and an overwhelming majority of respondents favoured its greater use in the future of ‘hearing room technologies’, ‘cloud-based storage’, ‘videoconferencing’, ‘AI’ and ‘virtual hearing rooms.’”)...
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