Author: Marcus S. Jacobs* Published: June 1991 Jurisdiction: Australia Topics: Contractual Expansion or Limitation of Judicial Review Description: Australia is a federal state comprised of six states and two territories,...
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...its sovereign immunity would constitute a violation of Ukraine’s obligations under terrorism prevention treaties.[2] Following this judgment, companies and individuals filed claims against Russia in Ukrainian courts. Ukrainian courts have...
How Can Ukrainian Judgments Recovering War-Related Damages From Russia Be ...
...paid to diversity and inclusion in arbitration, women and women of color only make up a quarter or less of arbitration panels. Fortunately, Columbia Law School has a strong female...
Volume 30: Issue 4 (October 2020)
...Loutfi GROUP OF CONTRACTS IN UNITED STATES ARBITRATION Menalco J. Solis REGULATING GENERATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION: A CONTENT-NEUTRAL BLUEPRINT FOR ACTION S.I. Strong ...
Volume 34: Issue 4 (October 2024)
Authors: Tony Cole*, Pietro Ortolani** and Barbara Warwas*** Published: October 2015 Description: I. INTRODUCTION Arbitration has achieved a central place in dispute resolution around the globe, whether as a mechanism...
Arbitration in Southern Europe: Insights From a Large-Scale Empirical Study ...
Articles Research In International Commercial Arbitration: Special Skills, Special Sources S.I. Strong The Rules Governing Who Decides Jurisdictional Issues: First Options v. Kaplan Revisited Steven H. Reisberg An Introduction to...
Volume 20: Issue 2 (July 2010)
...life tends to lead to an analysis on the merits rather than as a jurisdictional issue, as occurred in Lao Holdings v. Laos[14] and Fraport v. Philippines.[15] Moving on, Ms....
Columbia Arbitration Day 2021 – Allegations of Corruption in International ...
...fairness of the proceedings. In deciding that public policy required the opposite result, the Bidermann court did not give sufficient weight to the strong New York and United States policy...
Disqualiying Lawyers in Arbitration: Do the Arbitrators Play any Proper ...
...of resolving international disputes despite living in unprecedented times. Working from home, the lines between our working lives and personal lives became ever more blurred. As the White Knight in...
Through the Looking-Glass: Wellbeing in Arbitration — Part 2
...at different results. The parties may consequently lose recourse claims, like those against subcontractors. A possible remedy to this risk of “losing twice” lies in the procedural instrument of third-party...
Third-Party Notices: The Participation of Non-Parties in Arbitral Proceedings Based ...
...of arbitral awards. However, this foundation is not absolute. Courts worldwide play a crucial role in ensuring the fairness of the arbitral process and safeguarding against fundamental injustices. The Indian...
A Case That Travels: DMRC v. DAMEPL and the Universal ...
...promoting interpretation that sustains, rather than destroys, arbitration agreements. However, the principle underlines in Jagdish Chander still exists. In cases where clauses used both “shall” and “may” or required mutual...