...and non-binding nature. They concluded on a note of unity: “At the end of the day, it is about solving problems,” no matter how the disputants and arbitrators get there....
Authors: Barry R. Ostrager, Peter C. Thomas and Robert H. Smit Published: December 1999 Topics: Commercial Disputes Description: The recently completed Andersen arbitration was one of the largest, if not...
...commercial arbitration in the context of the enforcement of arbitral awards against an agency or instrumentality of a foreign state. These decisions will be of interest to those practitioners representing...
...Proper Role? Peter C. Thomas Notes & Comments U.S. Ratification and Implementation of the Inter-American Convention: A Commentary Charles Robert Norberg Current Developments The Colombian Supreme Court Holds Unconstitutional the...
Authors: Peter C. Thomas* and Edmund C. Burns** Published: December 1993 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Arbitral Process Judicial Consolidation of Arbitral Proceedings Description: The United States Court of Appeals for...
Articles Consolidation of International Arbitrations in the United States in the Wake of Boeing Peter C. Thomas & Edmund C. Burns Arbitration and Contracts involving Corrupt Practices: The Arbitrator’s Dilemma...
Author: Stefano Castoldi* Jurisdiction: International Italy Topics: Arbitrability National Legislation INTERNATIONAL TRENDS IN CORPORATE ARBITRATION AND THE ITALIAN LEGISLATION The arbitrability of corporate disputes (i.e., disputes among the “internal” stakeholders...
...(FSIA) and that the arbitration exception to immunity applied, Antrix challenged personal jurisdiction. It argued that the FSIA’s requirements should be supplemented by the Fifth Amendment’s Due Process Clause. On...
Author: S. Breckenridge Thomas* Published: December 2007 Jurisdictions: Nigeria China Saudi Arabia Mexico Topics: Categories of Disputes Commercial Disputes Description: Rampant changes in communications and technology have ushered the world...
...may require the availability of § 1782 to obtain such evidence.[56] Prior to Intel, the 2nd Circuit did not require a quasi-exhaustion standard to be met, i.e., an application before...
Articles The Andersen Arbitration ARIA Editors Andersen v. Andersen: The Claimant’s Perspective Barry R. Ostrager, Peter C. Thomas and Robert H. Smit...
...Professor Oliver Thomas Johnson, Jr. (Judge of the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal and Adjunct Professor Columbia Law School) and Elizabeth Sheargold (Legal Adviser at the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal) for...
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