Authors: Matthew T. Parish* and Charles B. Rosenberg** Published: July 2010 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Energy ECT Description: I. INTRODUCTION Global energy demand is forecasted to “quickly resume its upward...
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...To better understand the legal position of“ “public policy exception” in India, it is prudent to analyze it in comparison with the developments in other regimes. The United States, for...
Assessing the Public Policy Exception and Comparative Perspectives in Enforcing ...
Author: M. Scott Donahey** Published: August 1996 Jurisdiction: International United States Topics: Commercial Disputes Dispute Resolution and Litigation Description:Mitsubishi Motors Corp. v. Soler Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. is the culmination of three...
From the Bremen to Mitsubishi (and Beyond): International Arbitration Adrift ...
Author: Jean Lambert Jurisdiction: United States Canada Mexico Topics: USMCA NAFTA Investment Disputes Last month, the US, Canada, and Mexico announced the terms of the “new NAFTA’, the USMCA; a...
US-MCA Differences between Arbitration Agreements with Canada, Mexico, and the ...
...empowers a “United States district court” to compel arbitration, and empowers the “United States court in and for the district” where the award was made to enter judgment upon an...
Bankruptcy Courts and Arbitration: A Question of Competence – Vol. ...
Authors: Mauricio Gomm-Santos* and Quinn Smith** Published: January 2009 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Court Decisions Review on the Merits Description: “Even when laws have been written down, they ought not...
On Dangerous Footing: The Non-Statutory Standards for Reviewing an Arbitral ...
Published: July 1997 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Judicial Assistance in Procedural Matters Discovery Description: This above comment had already gone to press, when the United States Court of Appeals for...
Postscriptum – Vol. 8 No. 2
...not international commercial arbitration unless the parties consent. However, in the United States, the Federal Arbitration Act and the Uniform Arbitration Act adopted as a model by most States, do...
Confidentiality in International Commercial Arbitration: Determining Factor for Safeguarding the ...
...United States courts in regard to this Convention reveal both a lack of familiarity with its terms and a lack of attention to basic Convention issues, such as its field...
The Panama Convention and its Implementation Under the Federal Arbitration ...
...bring claims against states, for violating obligations under an international investment agreement (IIA). Importantly, these obligations bind only state signatories, and not investors. Oftentimes, this leads to a clash between...
Systemic Integration: Resolving the Dichotomy of Competing Obligations in International ...
...States (the “OAS”) on September 27, 1990, thus making the United States an official party to the Convention. I. CONTENTS OF THE CONVENTION Prior to discussing ratification of the Panama...
U.S. Ratification and Implementation of the Inter-American Convention: A Commentary* ...
...be moved from one jurisdiction to another in an instant, an award creditor must have the ability to enforce a Convention award in multiple States. Some of those States may...