...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...
...Chapter 18 of the Canada-United States Free Trade Agreement Avi Azrieli Limiting Judicial Review in International Commercial Arbitration: The New Swiss and Belgian Laws Offer Less Than They Promise Lee...
...Host State’s courts less compelling. Whereas the issue is far from settled in the United States, there remains a need for discussion despite the extensive literature already devoted to the...
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...
...in the United States, the answer to that question has been “yes.” Although Article V of the New York Convention does not identify the lack of a jurisdictional nexus with...
Articles International Commercial Arbitration in Belgium Bernard Hanotiau International Commercial Arbitration in the United States Michael Hoellering The Hong Kong Arbitration Ordinance: Some Features and Recent Amendments Neil Kaplan International...
Authors: Judy Wang & Xiaoyu Huang* Jurisdiction: Brazil United States Topics: ADR Remote Hearings Confidentiality Evidence Discovery Independence & Impartiality Annulment The conference entitled...
...provided for a more expansive judicial review than that available under the United States Federal Arbitration Act. The consequences of this heightened judicial review go directly against a general policy...
...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...
...Smit was fully aware of conflict of laws issues and the role of comparative law; he also helped immensely in promoting arbitration in the United States and making New York...
...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...
...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,...
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