...like the CCI should not be the sole justification for excluding arbitration from competition-related issues. Shaping a New Paradigm: Leveraging the Second Look Doctrine and Collaborative Expertise to Safeguard...
...from earlier tribunals in support of arbitral awards concerning the treatment of foreign nationals and foreign investment is not new. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, dozens of international...
...Resolution TagTime webinars. ** Aditya Gogna (India) is an LLM candidate at Columbia University (’21). He has over 3 years of experience in New Delhi law firms in dispute resolution...
Articles Everything You Really Need To Know About “Separability” In Seventeen Simple Propositions Alan Scott Rau The Tensions Between Confidentiality And Transparency In International Arbitration Cindy G. Buys The New...
...move away from the theory to explain how an event study works in practice and how it is typically implemented. Third, we explain how confounding news events (which are some...
...capital spreads deeper and wider across markets, complex cross-border transactions are the new normal and have become routine. In an effort to reduce the risks associated with parties, investments, and...
...have also considerably expanded into new areas of the law. Arbitration has been widely accepted and heralded by many national legal systems not only because it has relieved overcrowded court...
...platform to conduct confidential meetings. Further, if ODR is going to be the new normal, it is essential to develop a platform tailored specifically for ODR. This application should include...
...pandemic, the situation in many parts of the world remains uncertain, and virtual hearings remain a relatively new feature for some practitioners around the globe. In light of these facts,...
...purportedly “marks a new phase in the evolution of arbitration in Brazil and of Private Law in General”.[19] Securities arbitration in Brazil seems to be on its way to becoming...
Author: Elissa M. Meth* Published: September 1999 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Dispute Resolution and Litigation ADR Description: During the last thirty years, a new form of...
...arbitrator, a new policy, or an academic article as “pro-investor” or “pro-State” is a common, almost instinctive, exercise in the investment community. In their recent joint Statement on Shared Principles...
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