...to remedy such perceived inadequacies by eliminating some key differences that exist between the Law and international practices. In particular, effort was made to more closely mirror the UNCITRAL Model...
...the nationality of arbitrators, the SCR has deviated from the international consensus, potentially undermining the predictability and neutrality that are hallmarks of international commercial arbitration. In jurisdictions like the United...
...and London offices. He holds positions with various international arbitration institutions, including having served for many years as a member of the Board of Directors of the American Arbitration Association...
...governmental institutions — engaged in business in Argentina and seeking to support their own interests. In spite of the tremendous success the Tribunal has experienced, its features remain relatively unknown...
Author: Stefano E. Cirielli* Published: April 2004 Topics: Categories of Disputes Banking and Finance Disputes Description: “Arbitrators and arbitration institutions rise thus from being mere auxiliaries of justice, to become...
...tribunal a person whose ability and general inclination of views can be assessed in advance. This is particularly important in an international arbitration, where arbitrators of three different nationalities may...
...of international law resources as well. Columbia International Arbitration Association (CIAA) The Columbia International Arbitration Association (CIAA) is Columbia Law School’s only student association focusing exclusively on the topic...
Author: Jacques de Werra* Published: March 2020 Jurisdictions: International Europe Topics: ADR Transfer of Technology Online Arbitration Third Parties in Arbitral Proceedings Arbitrability Description: The application of the General Data...
...44% of Survey respondents reported that they have “experience” using international arbitration to resolve their international disputes, 41% have experience with transnational litigation, and 15 % have experience with mediation...
...Procedure (1960-1968); Project on European Legal Institutions (1965-1977); Parker School of Foreign and Comparative Law (1980- 1998); Center for International Arbitration and Litigation Law (1997-2005); and Center for East European...
...deeming insufficient a mere “dialogue” between institutions. What they propose instead is a theoretical fusion, on the grounds that “it is the Constitution that makes arbitration possible and provides its...
Author: Natasha Affolder* Published: January 2002 Topics: Arbitral Awards Interest and Costs Description: Few, if any, international arbitrators choose to tackle the equation Pn = P0.(1+ i/m)mn in their arbitral...
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