...experienced arbitrators helped substantially with the development of arbitration.” However, with the growing number of new players (more countries developing the practice, the inclusion of more state-owned parties, etc.) in...
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...the view that the advantages of publication greatly outweigh its disadvantages and therefore welcome any opportunity of making public arbitral awards without offending the parties’ justified expectations of secrecy. In...
Carte Blanche (Singapore) PTE, Ltd. v. Carte Blanche International, Ltd. ...
...non-UNCITRAL grounds for annulment have been interpreted by U.S. and Argentine courts and the risks that these interpretations present for parties who attempt to arbitrate their disputes in the U.S....
The Review of Arbitral Awards’ Manifest Errors of Law in ...
...Cases per Year in less than Ten Years Tatyana V. Slipachuk and Per Runeland Enforcing Arbitral Awards involving Foreign Parties: A Comparison of the United States and China Xiaowen Qiu...
Volume 11: Issue 4 (October 2000)
...the reversal of the lower court’s decision, failed to address and rejected some and accepted others. It did adopt the view that the parties who had agreed to arbitrate assumed...
Breach of Confidentiality as a Ground for Avoidance of the ...
...of dispute resolution. Even fewer legal commentators have explored the tendency of parties to distrust arbitration for settling domestic commercial disputes. Download Full PDF *Alejandro M. Garro, Lecturer in Law,...
The UNCITRAL Model Law and the 1988 Spanish Arbitration Act: ...
...served as counsel in disputes and transactions involving parties from across the globe, including the Americas, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Europe and Oceania. Meriam has been appointed as a...
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...Effect of an Arbitral Award and Third Parties in International Arbitration: Res Judicata Revisited Stavros Brekoulakis Notes & Comments The Time is Ripe for the U.S. Supreme Court to Bury...
Volume 16: Issue 1 (December 2006)
...means of resolving international commercial disputes. Parties to a U.S. arbitration may benefit from the cost, time, and other efficiencies commonly associated with arbitration and from due process protections afforded...
Fiat S.p.A. v. The Ministry of Finance and Planning of ...
...Tentative Draft Number 1 of the Restatement of the U.S. Law of International Commercial Arbitration defines arbitration as “a dispute-resolution method in which the disputing parties empower an arbitral tribunal...
The Changing Relation of National Courts and International Commercial Arbitration ...
...though, in our world of comparative advantage, of global ventures, and connected markets, transactions – and disputes – will routinely flow over national boundaries; they will inescapably involve parties of...
Understanding (and Misunderstanding) “Primary Jurisdiction” – Vol. 21 No. 1-4
Author: Dominique T. Hascher* Published: April 2011 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Anti-Suit Injunctions Description: Anti-suit injunctions were originally common-law remedies used to deal with parallel litigation enjoining one of the parties...