Author: Yiwei Lu* Jurisdiction: International Topics: Arbitral Process Confidentiality Hearing Online Arbitration Practice and Procedure This is the first of a series of blog posts on Columbia Arbitration Day...
...or rather the non-application, of the doctrine of res judicata or any other kind of third-party effect of an arbitral award in the context of international arbitration. The danger of...
...with such meanderings, however, reality requires a more sobering perspective. In the corporeal world of domestic and international arbitration, the FAA has proved awkward and sadly deficient and some scholars...
Author: Satyajit Bose* Jurisdiction: International Topics: ICSID Investment Disputes Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Arbitral Awards In response to the outbreak of the Novel Coronavirus (“Covid-19”), States across the world have...
...respect of the settlement of future international investment disputes. As an international organization with a legal personality distinct from its Member States, the EU and its predecessors (in particular the...
Author: Peter Ashford* Published: October 2007 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Categories of Disputes Commercial Disputes Practice and Procedure Discovery Evidence Description: I. INTRODUCTION AND GOVERNING LAWS Documentary discovery is part of...
...of international disputes that are submitted to them. Publication of awards can serve various beneficial purposes. It exposes the awards to public scrutiny and therefore encourages arbitrators to be particularly...
...& Partners and the Founder & President of the Center for International Investment and Commercial Arbitration (CIICA), Pakistan’s first international arbitration center. [1] Steven Johnson, Where Good Ideas Come From:...
...July 1916. Only six weeks previously, an international arbitral tribunal had lambasted his testimony on the issue, branding him and another confessed saboteur, Fred Herrmann, as “liars, not presumptive but...
...– was greatly en vogue in past centuries when the international debts of sovereigns had to be restructured. That has changed. Modern international restructuring regimes normally disregard international arbitration, …...
...of arbitration that connects these two legal traditions, he would have enjoyed the questions of whether international arbitral tribunals are free to apply a third system, neither common law nor...
...Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce. The views expressed are those of the author and in no manner bind the International Court of Arbitration or the International...
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