…Determine that an Arbitration Agreement Exists. First, the Amicus argues that a US court must make “its own determination that an arbitration agreement exists” as a “threshold” matter of determining…

…such as those outlined in the new ICSID Arbitration Rules 2022, he suggested alternative solutions to the abolition of double-hatting. These proposals included expressly addressing the issue of double-hatting in…

On 29 November 2023, Professor Kiran N. Gore (The George Washington University Law School) moderated the “signature panel” of the Fourth Washington Arbitration Week (“WAW”), which focused on the interplay…

…at the domestic legal level, thus avoiding broader discussions around internationalizing binding anti-corruption measures. Moreover, provisions regarding, for example, non-lowering of standards and the right to regulate, continue to lack…

…not classified as international arbitration; (iii) local arbitration, defined as arbitration seated in Azerbaijan; and (iv) foreign arbitration, defined as arbitration seated abroad. For example, an arbitration case with international…

…EU Member States from offering arbitration to an intra-EU investor. He pointed out that many of the EU Member States made arbitration offers before becoming EU Member States. Against this…