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...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 ...
...discrimination by one Party against investors of another Party, favoritism and protectionism for a Party’s own products or industries, environmental issues, and job flight. The United States-Canada Free Trade Agreement...
North American Free Trade Agreement: Dispute Resolution Procedures* – Vol. ...
Author: Devanshu Sajlan* Jurisdiction: United States United Kingdom India Topics: Arbitration Judicial Review / Severability Modification The Supreme Court of India’s recent judgment in Gayatri Balasamy v. ISG Novasoft Technologies...
Severability and Slippage: Rethinking Judicial Modification in Gayatri Balasamy
...various States and Territories in Australia as the law for domestic arbitrations in Australia, the arbitration statutes of virtually all the States and Territories followed old English Models. In 1974,...
Leave to Appeal and Australia’s Model Uniform Legislation: Curbing Judicial ...
...state is breaching its conventional or customary international obligations by interfering with the foreign investor; 2) the host-State’s omission to provide diplomatic protection may constitute a breach of the host-State’s...
Full Protection and Security Standard: A Loophole in Diplomatic Protection ...
...will be explored from three different perspectives: first, if the Centre only represented States; second, if the Centre represented States and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs); and third, the standard...
The Advisory Centre on International Investment Law (ACIIL) and the ...
...India A. History of International Arbitration in India International arbitration has a long history in India. In 1958, India became a party to the United Nations Convention on the Recognition...
The Way Forward: An Analysis of India’s New Guidelines for ...
...the traditional understanding of intra-EU BITs as conventional bilateral treaties that confer mere privileges to investors which are terminable by the States at will and without consequences to the States....
Mutual Termination of Sunset Clauses in Intra-EU BITs: The Search ...
...of dispute settlement was considered inappropriate. However, in the last fifteen years the belief in the non-arbitrability of these sorts of disputes has slowly faded away, particularly in the United...
Burning The Idols Of Non-Arbitrability: Arbitrating Administrative Law Disputes With Foreign ...
...there is an interesting feature of constitutional scholarship in the United States, especially in the hands of people like me whose scholarship includes and embraces the Warren Court era in...
Arbitrators and the Courts* – Vol. 21 No. 1-4
...regional pole to counter the perceived dominance of the United States in the economic and political affairs of the Western Hemisphere. This article will address Ecuador’s rejection of investor-state arbitration...