Arbitrator Award of Attorneys’ Fees Enforced in U.S. Court
…at the outset of its analysis, and in recognition of U.S. court deference to and support of the arbitral process, that the scope for review of an arbitral award is…
…at the outset of its analysis, and in recognition of U.S. court deference to and support of the arbitral process, that the scope for review of an arbitral award is…
…disputes peacefully through an adjudicative process bears witness to the confidence that law exists and can be called up to resolve the dispute. Every arbitration appointment is a quiet voice…
…Procedure (Article 42) of the Swiss Rules. There is nowadays a recurring complaint that arbitration is becoming too long and too expensive a dispute resolution process. We hear it from…
…if appointing authorities cannot convince the participants in the arbitral process that their selection process is absolutely untainted by undue influence, and to the contrary is dependably and uncompromisingly focused…
…the fourth chapter on vacatur and set aside. This Restatement project is unusual in that many subjects reoccur at different stages in the process. The placement of subjects within the…
…a strong rebuttal from Essam Al Tamimi. Western Europe has its own issues to deal with, particularly the intervention of national courts in the arbitral process. Is it inevitable that…
…process as the parties should know that the judges and the arbitrators know the law and will apply it (Art. 190.2 of the PILA limits proceedings for setting aside an…
…to render more equitable decisions than judges; (v) the flexibility of the arbitral process creates legal uncertainty; (vi) banks appreciate control of decisions by higher courts on appeal; (vii) arbitration…
…the parties’ autonomy – the foundation of the arbitral process – to shape their arbitration, including the scope of judicial review of their arbitral award. That was a consideration that…
…question must be provided for by law, must be permanent, must respect due process requirements, must apply rules of law and those under its jurisdiction must be bound to go…
…been asked to weigh in on intra-EU BITs. However, either the European Commission or an EU member-state could trigger such a process. The smart money is on the Czech Republic,…
…arbitral process reject any such notion of a closed elite, possessed of special knowledge of the law, and instead demand equality of access – both in presenting the parties’ cases…
…Arbitration Fairness Act of 2009 and the Consumer Fairness Act of 2009 betray a skepticism about the arbitral process that is out of step with several decades of developments internationally…
…laws to open up information about foreign investment projects – including legal disputes arising out of such projects. Access to information laws are in the process of being strengthened in…
…from arguing that the arbitral tribunal had violated its right to due process and failed to comply with the arbitration agreement and terms of reference. In Marocaine des Loisirs, the…
…to arbitrate and to comply with the resulting arbitral award, the efficacy of the arbitral process (which leaves the parties believing that their dispute has been fairly resolved), and the…
…The next section moves on to describe the process of selecting an arbitral tribunal, a very important task of the parties and “among the most important decisions that a party…
…arbitrators as non-law. In this sense, an unlawful enactment may be seen as a species of denial of justice: an attempt to subvert the legal process by the deployment of…
…that arise in the international arbitral process. In so doing, the treatise’s 3400 pages focus on the law and practice of international commercial arbitration in the world’s leading arbitral centers…
…which the court gives assistance to the arbitral process – for example, deciding whether an arbitration agreement is valid or not… The purpose of this provision is to ensure that…
…the process. However, Bolivia fired back that it had no intention of absenting itself from the ICSID proceedings. Soon, thereafter it nominated its own arbitrator to the tribunal. In mid-October,…
…from which parties may launch tactical challenges to arbitrators. Tactical challenges are of course challenges motivated by a desire to delay, frustrate or otherwise manipulate the arbitral process, rather than…
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