...Douglas L. Ray became one of the first judges to authorize Section 1782 discovery for use in a non-[International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (‘ICSID’)] arbitration.”[15] The facts of...
...LLP in New York, member of the New York Bar, solicitor England & Wales (non-practicing), solicitor New South Wales, Australia (non-practicing). The views expressed here solely those of the author....
...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....
...diversity – only 26% of arbitrators were from non-western regions in the period between 2011 to 2018. In fact, data shows that there was a drop of 6% in regional...
...result in the commercial and financial markets being influenced and driven by non-European and non-Western countries, companies, and individuals. In like manner, this cultural diversification will impact international arbitration and,...
...disclosed by the arbitrator. The red list is further divided into “waivable” situations, for which parties must expressly provide written consent if the arbitrator’s appointment were to continue, and “non-waivable”...
...in the páramo was a legitimate, good-faith, and non-discriminatory exercise of police powers under Annex 811(2) of the FTA.[5] In his dissent, Naon argued that interpreting Annex 811(2) of the...
...open to participation from foreign lawyers and Registered Foreign Lawyers) if: (in arbitrations between companies) a foreign company (with a principal office or head office in a non-Japanese jurisdiction) owns...
...the class actions involved non-mandatory law. I had therefore argued that only an opt-in type of class action was permitted and then only in non-mandatory class action arbitrations. That was...
...the disclosure requirement. Part three will consider the consequences of non-disclosure and analyze a case where an American court considered this issue. Part four will discuss how the doctrine of...
ARTICLES DIGITAL PLATFORMS AND TERRITORIALITY IN INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT ARBITRATION Duoye Xu “NON-ARBITRABILITY, MEET YOUR MAKER”: ADVOCATING FOR THE UNIVERSAL APPLICATION OF “CREATOR LAW” TO THE ESCAPE MECHANISM OF NON-ARBITRABILITY...
...are directly involved in commercial dealings with non-state parties, especially trans-national corporations. He addresses the predominantly espoused prejudices by commercial parties from the developed states and concludes that these were...
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