...documents deployed in the arbitration; there is an inherent confidentiality in the documents.”[3] Nonetheless, one of the primary reasons for preferring commercial arbitration by parties remains the rule of “confidentiality.”...
...information, the party shall give in the notice the reasons for which it considers the information confidential. Download Full PDF *Stanley H. Fuld Professor of Law and Director, Center for...
...be said to have been incorporated in the contract in question. The court discussed different reasons why courts adopt a restrictive approach in matters of incorporation of an arbitration provision-...
...counsel before, or serving as arbitrator with, my father in an arbitration for obvious conflict reasons, he and I spoke frequently over the years about arbitrator selection in international arbitrations,...
...arbitrator, from whatever source the party wishes, and for some form of joint selection of a third arbitrator. The reasons for this continuing preference for a system that includes two...
...towards the presentation of evidence. The purpose of this essay is to analyse these changes; to identify the reasons for change; and to make some predictions for the future. The...
...better test case for the theories and provides more substantial opportunity to operationalize [them].” There are two primary reasons for this. The first is buy-in from well-positioned legal professionals (motivated...
...right of appeal could not be regarded as binding. The article begins with a brief overview of the facts of Cañas (Section II) and outlines the reasons presented to the...
...point, Mr. King presented research by Professor Toby Landau which concluded that witness testimony in arbitration, as a general matter, needed to be overhauled for five reasons. First, witnesses are...
...words, there is no one-to-one correlation between facial configuration and emotions.[3] People smile, frown and scowl for other reasons than being happy, sad or angry. And they also express these...
...the applicable law. Furthermore, this trend is perhaps even more pronounced in Singapore than in England. Additionally, Mr. Gearing reasons that if parties agree that it will be possible to...
...in a trial or in an arbitration proceeding. Although disputed and controversial, the higher weighting of lawyer-client communication exists for public policy reasons.[3] Legal privilege, however, preserves the integrity of...
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