...Russia. In particular, the IAAF compared the DNA profiles of “out-of-competition” urine samples that had been collected from twenty-three Russian athletes in Russia with the DNA profiles of “in-competition” urine...
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...The distinction is not hypothetical. In the Russia-sanctions context, German appellate courts have divided between recognition-without-enforcement and outright refusal, prompting recent commentary that declaratory recognition preserves the award’s legal force...
The Sanctions Wall: What Remains of an Arbitral Award Against—or ...
...including technically complex Greek–Turkish maritime and airspace disputes, or the design of asset‑backed mass‑claims mechanisms for Ukrainian reparations building on the existing Register of Damage in relation to the Russia/Ukraine...
International Arbitration as a Tool for Peace
Author: Cody Olson** Published: June 2012 Description: I. INTRODUCTION In November 2007, OAO Yukos Oil Company (“Yukos” or the “Company”), a Russian open joint stock company, which a mere four...
Enforcement of International Investment Arbitration Awards Against the Russian Federation* ...
...the investment tribunal of the multi-layered cross-border corporate structuring that was implemented by the Yukos shareholders outside of Russia. Beyond its use of Russian trading companies to minimize its Russian...
Yukos, Investment Round-Tripping, and the Evolving Public/Private Paradigm – Vol. ...
Author: John N. Hazard* Published: December 1992 Jurisdiction: Russia Topics: Categories of Disputes Commercial Disputes Dispute Resolution and Litigation ADR Description: Russian bureaucrats were wary of litigation during the communist...
Arbitration Among the Russians – Vol. 3 No. 1-4
...anti-suit injunctions were sought against proceedings before a statutory court in Russia in relation to the insolvency of one of the parties—a subject matter that is non-arbitrable in Russia. In...
Determining Arbitrability at the Pre-Award Stage: An Analysis of the ...
...asset freeze, though formally temporary, may ultimately become functionally equivalent to an indirect expropriation. The unprecedented expansion of restrictive measures following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has given rise to...
How Long Is Too Long? Reviewability and Indirect Expropriation in ...
...2022 declaration criticizing Russia’s military activities, which rendered them incapable of impartiality in cases involving the Russian state,[32] and the ICSID deciding against an arbitrator challenge on similar facts[33]. While...
Regulating Arbitrator Conduct: Interplay between Independence, Impartiality and Disclosure
...certain defendants, including Argentina and Russia). [39] See, e.g., Carol Necole Brown & Dwight H. Merriam, On the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of Lucas: Making or Breaking the Takings Claim, 102 Iowa...
Negotiating Funding Arrangements: Trick or Treat
...approaches to the validity of split arbitration clauses—jurisdictions including England and Singapore have broadly accepted such clauses, whilst others, including Russia and France, have been less accommodating. This uneven international...
Split Arbitration Clauses: An International Overview – Vol. 30 No. ...
...on the Russia-Ukraine War which will elevate Ukrainian and underrepresented voices in the arbitration community. ARIA looks forward to continuing to partner with the AAA to diversify arbitration scholarship and...