...Croatia, 2025 WL 1134945 (D.D.C. Apr. 16, 2025). [5] George A. Bermann, In the Cross-Fire of International Arbitration and EU law, The Paris Journal of International Arbitration 61, 62 (2023)....
...Partner at Gleiss Lutz. Stephan advises national and international clients on arbitration and cross-border litigation. He also provides legal guidance on the procedural aspects of private antitrust litigation. He has...
...and Member at Cozen O’Connor whose practice is focused on complex and cross-border commercial litigation, international commercial and investor-state arbitration, and corporate internal investigations. ***Gustavo Favero Vaughn is a Partner...
...the funding activities cross the national boundaries to transnational ones. The extraterritoriality of international arbitration is but one facet of a distinctive regulatory patchwork. Most notable are the jurisdictional barriers...
...where all the parties to the multiple contracts are not the same. A clear and unambiguous drafting as regards cross-referencing would certainly save the parties from unwanted costs and consequences...
...once seen as a substantial innovation for cross-border investment protection. It established investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS), a form of arbitration in which a private investor can bring a claim directly...
...parties seek certainty and predictability in the resolution of cross-border commercial disputes. The legal risk associated with doing business on a multinational level must be kept to a minimum. When...
...where the state may require that an infrastructure, cross-border, or energy products project comply with the state’s climate change, human rights, or environmental obligations. Agreements between private parties with express...
...clients in domestic/cross-border disputes before various courts, including the Supreme Court of India, and in a variety of arbitral forums. **Natasha Singh is an Associate in the Dispute Resolution team...
...the Netherlands and Singapore to provide modern, timely, practical resolution to cross-border disputes; when, perhaps most tellingly of all, scholars and commentators welcome these developments as an opportunity for introducing...
...decades has experienced a paradigm shift in its approach to cross-border litigation. Courts in Canada are more open to enforcing parties’ choices about foreign law and jurisdiction, enforcing foreign judgments...
...In addition, it may not even be simple to identify the applicable law in cross-border disputes, at least if statute of limitations is not qualified as a substantive issue (in...
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