...mandatory rules that may apply in different jurisdictions. As different use cases emerge in international arbitration, more collaboration across jurisdictions and sectors will be needed to refine and adapt these...
...the rules and institutions governing the settlement of economic disputes by arbitration. Arbitration in the Soviet Union consists of two separate and unrelated systems: domestic economic arbitration and foreign trade...
...interpretations, decisions, replies and notices is particularly welcome. The editors have also provided a useful chart comparing Chinese and international arbitration rules, model arbitration clauses, notes on selecting arbitrators and...
Author: Jan-Philip Elm* Published: October 2016 Description: Empirical evidence indicates that national court judges fall prey to cognitive biases and heuristics. The same may be assumed for international arbitrators. Improving...
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...
...to download for free until the end of December. These articles address serious issues in the diversity of the international arbitration community. The Color Line in International Commercial Arbitration: An...
...and Pakistan). He is the Managing Partner of Triage Law and the Founder & President of the Center for International Investment and Commercial Arbitration (CIICA), Pakistan’s first international arbitration center....
...a large percentage of claimants or respondents in international arbitration proceedings. While many international contracts to which German corporations are a party stipulate international arbitral institutions outside Germany like the...
...only to awards rendered in Sweden under the regime of the Swedish Arbitration Law. Arbitrators and arbitral institutions may not welcome this ruling. In the case cited, the Swedish Supreme...
...I had used in the 2003-2004 period in two earlier articles on American minorities in international arbitration. In the current assessment, I examined American diversity in international arbitration across the...
...mediation panels of many of the leading dispute resolution institutions and co-chairs the Arbitration Committee of the American Bar Association’s Section of International Law. Solomon Ebere, LL.M. (University of Paris...
...founded, in addition to the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (“CIETAC”), established in 1954, and the China Maritime Arbitration Commission (“CMAC”), established in 1959. These new arbitration institutions...
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