Author: J. Stewart McClendon* Published: June 1990 Jurisdiction: United States Florida Georgia Hawaii California Topics: Categories of Dispute Commercial Disputes Arbitral Adjudication Ad hoc Dispute Resolution and Litigation Enforcement of...
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Author: M. Scott Donahey** Published: August 1996 Jurisdiction: International United States Topics: Commercial Disputes Dispute Resolution and Litigation Description:Mitsubishi Motors Corp. v. Soler Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. is the culmination of three...
From the Bremen to Mitsubishi (and Beyond): International Arbitration Adrift ...
...bring claims against states, for violating obligations under an international investment agreement (IIA). Importantly, these obligations bind only state signatories, and not investors. Oftentimes, this leads to a clash between...
Systemic Integration: Resolving the Dichotomy of Competing Obligations in International ...
...United States, India, China and Japan.[19] Indian health advocacy groups are already urging the government to revoke the patent due to the public interest.[20] On the other hand, UK based...
The Connection Between a COVID-19 Vaccine, Compulsory Licensing and Potential ...
Author: Elissa M. Meth* Published: September 1999 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Dispute Resolution and Litigation ADR Description: During the last thirty years, a new form of...
Final Offer Arbitration: A Model for Dispute Resolution in Domestic ...
...States (the “OAS”) on September 27, 1990, thus making the United States an official party to the Convention. I. CONTENTS OF THE CONVENTION Prior to discussing ratification of the Panama...
U.S. Ratification and Implementation of the Inter-American Convention: A Commentary* ...
...be moved from one jurisdiction to another in an instant, an award creditor must have the ability to enforce a Convention award in multiple States. Some of those States may...
Application of the Doctrine of Forum Non Conveniens in Summary Proceedings ...
...and awards made involving African states, concluding in Part 5 with a call for the continued improvements to the arbitral atmosphere by African states and patronage by the international community....
Amazu A. Asouzu, International Commercial Arbitration And African States: Practice, Participation ...
...Mexican States, Waste Management, Inc. v. United Mexican States and Methanex v. United States were all decided in view of arbitral precedent by referring to cases with similar facts and...
The Viability of Precedents in Arbitration
...the changed circumstances. The Political Subtext The recent resurgence of unilateral trade measures, particularly by the United States, has transformed tariffs from regulatory tools into strategic political instruments....
Tariffs, Sanctions and Cross-Border Contracts: International Arbitration Lessons from India
...connection to either. For instance, let us assume a party from the United States and a party from Singapore choose Paris as the arbitral seat and English Law as the...
Determining Arbitrability at the Pre-Award Stage: An Analysis of the ...
Author: Bette E. Shifman* Published: June 1990 Jurisdiction: Canada United States Topics: Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Challenge of Arbitrators Commercial Disputes Applicable Law Arbitral Awards Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Interim...