...associated with the business. These risks include factors such as market turbulence, country risk, and inflation-related adjustments. Any cross-border investment exposes itself to the socio-economic and political milieu of the...
...often replaced by inflated claims, counter-claims or cross-claims and arbitral process many a time ends in concluding resolutions which are in-between or extreme in nature, when in reality, the intrinsic...
...of the use of arbitration to resolve commercial disputes around the world. The reasons for this marked growth, particularly in the context of cross-border transactions, are manifold. Historically, and particularly...
...using it for the resolution of their cross-border disputes. To apply a Darwinist metaphor, international arbitration, as a species of dispute resolution mechanisms, is, according to the interviewee, about to...
...capital spreads deeper and wider across markets, complex cross-border transactions are the new normal and have become routine. In an effort to reduce the risks associated with parties, investments, and...
...Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration as well as a member of the International Institute of Space Law. He is the co-editor of “Take the Witness: Cross Examination in International...
...Armand M. Paré, Jr. American Diversity in International Arbitration 2003-2013 Benjamin G. Davis Adoptive Arbitration: An Alternative Approach to Enforcing Cross-Border Mediation Settlement Agreements David Weiss and Brian Hodgkinson Current...
...this new Convention will provide a significant boost to cross-border commercial mediation practice. But is such optimism premature? At the time of writing it remains uncertain how many States will...
...conversation around these issues (see, e.g., here and here). Legal rules and ethical norms governing the use of AI in dispute resolution are still evolving across jurisdictions. The European Union’s...
...Law (UNCITRAL). The Convention contains a framework for the cross-border recognition and enforcement of mediated settlements, designed to provide mediation with an analogue to the 1958 New York Convention on...
...applying mediation rules to international mediations. I. SELECTING A NEUTRAL MEDIATOR How do you select a mediator in a cross-border dispute whom both sides view as neutral? Parties must be...
...officer of the country of the seat of arbitration, was called to give his testimony and was cross-examined. During the break, this witness came to the breakout room and “explained”...
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