...adopted by host States that have adversely affected foreign investors. An ex post regulation is understood here in a broad sense and comprises the following situations: 1. Host States’ enactment...
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Author: Hans Smit* Published: July 1997 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Judicial Assistance in Procedural Matters Description: In 1963, Section 1782 of Title 28 of the United States Code, was amended...
American Judicial Assistance to International Arbitral Tribunals – Vol. 8 ...
Author: Robert Goldscheider** Published: December 1995 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Intellectual Property Mediation Experts Description: With the rise of intellectual property litigation in the United States — a phenomenon that...
The Employment of Experts in Mediating and Arbitrating Intellectual Property ...
Author: Hans Smit** Published: December 1995 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Contractual Expansion or Limitation of Judicial Review Recourse Against Award Generally Review on the Merits Description: The United States Supreme...
The Arbitration Clause: Who Determines its Validity and its Personal ...
Author: Juan Perla* Jurisdiction: United States California New York Florida European Union France United Kingdom Canada Topics: Artificial Intelligence SVAMC International Character of Dispute Practice and Procedure On April 30,...
A Closer Look at the New SVAMC Guidelines for AI ...
...has remained true to his devotion to the law through the turbulent times he has traversed in his most varied life and career. Both the United States, and the world...
Vratislav Pechota – A Truly International Lawyer – Vol. 15 ...
...for International Investment, the European Union (“EU”) and the United States have expressly acknowledged the challenge facing the investment treaty system (albeit without giving any solution). They recognized that “governments...
The Investment Treaty System as Judicial Review – Vol. 24 ...
...in the United States. It is sometimes called a “no-win-no-fee” arrangement. A conditional fee arrangement is similar to contingency fee. The main difference is that a lawyer working under a...
Arbitration Finance in the Aftermath of a Pandemic: Third-Party Funding ...
...to counteract the extraterritorial reach of the recently re-imposed sanctions by the United States.[1] The blocking regulations were instituted to safeguard EU citizens from the far-reaching applications of the U.S...
The Role of Blocking Regulations in International Arbitration: A Ground ...
...the Department of Defense, or the United States Marine Corps. This article is not legal advice. Thank you to Dr. Sarah Marsh of American University for her editorial guidance, and...
Estop That! Defeating a Corrupt State’s Corruption Defense to ICSID ...
...range of legal issues arising out of the law and practice of international organizations. **Charles B. Rosenberg is a Legal Adviser at the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal in The Hague....
Investment Treaty Law and International Law – Vol. 23 No. ...
...organization of more than two hundred of the most experienced arbitrators in the United States. The invitation prompted an assessment of the current “state” of commercial arbitration as variously experienced...