...Amirfar discussed cybersecurity risks and how data breaches could specifically impact the field of international arbitration. She also discussed prevention plans and described necessary steps that parties to arbitration should...
...This would be consistent with ensuring fairness and certainty between the parties, and creates systemic benefits as well. Transactions implicating a conflict of these laws tend to involve sophisticated parties,...
...subsidiary that is registered in China as a foreign-invested enterprise (“FIE”) to conduct the business. Assume further that in a separate distribution contract, the parties—along with multiple other parties involved...
...interest on these awards (unless the parties specifically provide otherwise), as inherent in their power to provide a fair and just compensation. Parties, of course, may expressly confer on arbitrators...
...need to do to give you a judgment or award on good faith?” Some obligations to examine include: (1) An obligation of cooperation amongst the contracting parties; (2) An obligation...
...party seeking recognition or enforcement”—in light of the Convention’s structure and Article 53’s statement that the award “shall be binding on the parties.”[8] The claimants argued that “a party” in...
...always be in favor of the aggrieved parties, they immensely contribute to building public discourse on the subject. THE ROLE OF CLIMATE LITIGATION While elusive as a concept, this...
Author: Duygu Kiyak* Published: March 2019 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Agreement to Arbitrate Parties Third Parties in Arbitral Proceedings Enforceability of Arbitration Agreements International and Transnational Law Contractual or Consensual Basis...
Authors: Mariano Gomezperalta Casali** Published: April 2011 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Investment Disputes International Litigation States as Parties Description: Presiding Officer: Alan R. Crain, Jr.*** Alan Crain: I’m particularly pleased to...
Author: Athina Fouchard Papaefstratiou* Published: December 2020 Jurisdiction: France Topics: Parties Equality of Parties Interpretation of the Award Arbitral Adjudication Description: From Plato to Locke and Frege, philosophers and linguists...
...the parties, they de facto intrude on the jurisdiction of other courts and tribunals. Only the parties may be bound, but by implication the adjudicatory body is also deprived of...
...arbitration rules changed from giving parties a full opportunity to be heard to giving parties a reasonable opportunity to be heard. In this context, the definition of “reasonable” includes legal...
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