...Scherpf heads the German arbitration team at Clyde & Co. He has represented clients in ad hoc arbitrations seated in Germany, England, Switzerland, Austria, France, and Singapore and also under...
...France, held that it had jurisdiction to hear the matter and rendered a final award in favour of the claimant in October 2013. In April 2016, the Paris Court of...
...the New York federal court. Shortly thereafter, when Hans learned that I would be moving to France, he encouraged me to think about teaching. He introduced me to several professors...
...growing. For example, as of August 2023, Central Asian states were parties to 214 BITs with countries such as the United States, China, France, Germany, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and...
...with the following examples: Although in Switzerland, Italy, France and Sweden, privilege does not extend to in-house counsels, it does in the United States and the United Kingdom. With regard...
...site, such as Belgium, to resolve their international commercial disputes. For many parties, Belgium is more acceptable than larger European countries, like France, Germany, or Great Britain, even as Brussels...
Author: Athina Fouchard Papaefstratiou* Published: December 2020 Jurisdiction: France Topics: Parties Equality of Parties Interpretation of the Award Arbitral Adjudication Description: From Plato to Locke and Frege, philosophers and linguists...
...well accepted that the public policy character of a rule does not prevent an arbitral tribunal from applying it. In France, for instance, the Paris Court of Appeal decided, in...
...of the European Court of Arbitration (Strasbourg, France). Authored Parts I, II, III and VI of this article. ***Independent arbitrator and member of the bar in New York and the...
Author: Hans Smit Published: June 1990 Jurisdictions: France United States Topics: Applicable Law Arbitral Awards Practice and Procedure Discovery Evidence Description: This is another case in which most interesting questions...
...stance towards pushing forward a court proposal complete with appellate jurisdiction on fact and law; when international commercial courts with English-speaking judges are being set up in France, Germany, Belgium,...
...to be an attractive form of dispute resolution. It is telling that neither England nor France – two of the most important centers for international arbitration – adopted the Model...
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