...the national level, at least in the United States, no widely accepted system has been developed, although one has been promised. The Secretary General’s Report (the “Report”) setting forth general...
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...the scientific uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 as a circumstance requiring restraint by states in implementing regulatory measures; on the other hand, tribunals could be more lenient toward states as long as...
The Challenge of Scientific Uncertainty in Future Investment Disputes Related ...
...nation-states, and individuals. It remains an important alternative to litigation of domestic business disputes in the United States and other countries and is the primary method of adjudicating international commercial...
Arbitration in Evolution: Current Practices and Perspectives of Experienced Commercial ...
...and states has indicated that there is a high degree of compliance by the debtor-state with regard to arbitral awards. The 2008 Survey on Corporate Attitudes and Practices on Recognition...
Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Against States* – Vol. 19 No. ...
...at sea will be discussed in the following lines. A. Obstacles to states policing compliance with human rights at sea based on the type of jurisdiction that they have. One...
TagTime with Dr. Yas Banifatemi – Arbitration as a means ...
...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...
Investor-State Dispute Settlement Between Developed Countries: Why One Size Not ...
...upon arbitral tribunal’s jurisdiction.[20] The approach in United States is somewhat similar.[21] Though the doctrine of compétence-compétence is recognized in US arbitration law, decisions of the Supreme Court have nevertheless...
Between Scylla and Charybdis: Should Negative Jurisdictional Decisions by the ...
...concluded every day in the United States. These agreements, and the arbitral process, play a vitally important role in contemporary American life, providing an efficient, expert, and enforceable means of...
Arbitration and the Rule of Law: Lessons from Limitations Period ...
...Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva. Following studies in The United States and The Netherlands, Mr. Wilbers was a research fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Intellectual Property Law in Munich....
Fees and Costs Articles 67 to 72 – Vol. 9 ...
...has worked with counsel in a wide range of jurisdictions including India, Myanmar, Indonesia, Belize, Hong Kong, Turks & Caicos Islands, Singapore, United States, Kazakhstan, Rwanda and various European states....
The “Public Policy” Exception under the New York Convention: The ...
Author: Kirsten Weisenberger** Published: July 2007 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Enforceability of Arbitration Agreements Separability FAA Description: The Supreme Court handed down a modest five-page decision in Buckeye Check Cashing...
From Hostility to Harmony: Buckeye Marks a Milestone in the Acceptance of ...
...private sector and instead target states, state-owned entities or publicly listed companies where control mechanisms tend to be less efficient. Third, they will look for an industry that receives a...