…did not change its mandatory nature. Similarly, the Technology and Construction Court of the English High Court decided on 10 October 2014 (Peterborough City Council vs Enterprise Managed Services Ltd…
…a direct influence on how mediation and arbitration should develop in the future. The technology enabled responses from users, advisors, providers/mediators/arbitrators and educators to be instantly segmented and compared, accompanied…
…so far imposed encompass the freezing of assets of individuals and entities connected to Russia’s executive, trade restrictions on military and dual-use equipment and technology, a limited access to European…
…for a cultural revolution within the arbitration community. It has recommended a conscious use of technology to aid the process of arbitration. An amendment has been suggested to discourage the…
…of lawyers usually consists of a partner, senior associates, mid-level associates, junior associates, paralegals, secretaries, and information technology (“IT”) experts. Each member of the team is a vertebrae in the…
…silent on this point. Fact 5: Impact of new technology Ending on a positive note, some CEE courts appear to be mindful of the impact of technological developments on international…
…WIPO Rules in line with those developments and should be welcomed. At the same time, the WIPO Rules retain certain features that make them particularly interesting for technology-related disputes. For…
…Technology Co Ltd v EP Solar Pty Ltd [2013] FCA 356, the Federal Court held that an arbitral award made in China could be enforced against an Australian company in…
In the wake of hotly contested domestic and international developments, speakers at the Annual ITA-ASIL Conference in Washington, DC on April 9 gave varied and sometimes conflicting perspectives on the…
…The panelists included in-house attorneys, Karl K. Hennessee, Vice-President of Public Law & Technology with Halliburton Energy Services, Clyde W. Lea, Deputy General Counsel of Litigation and Arbitration with ConocoPhillips,…
…many other issues related to the use of technology in arbitration in his excellent and thorough article “The Use of Technology in Arbitration: Ensuring the Future is Available to Both…
…concern. (See also Jonathan Frank & Julie Bédard ‘Electronic Discovery in International Arbitration’). Using Technology to resolve Business Disputes (2004): The Task Force on IT in Arbitration of the ICC…
…LLC and (2) Al Fattan Properties LLC, ruling of 14 October 2012) and Sir David Steel J (see Claim No. CFI 019/2010 – Injazat Capital Limited and Injazat Technology Fund…
…joint venture with two state-owned companies in Uzbekistan to build and operate a plant for the production of molybdenum products. Metal-Tech was to contribute its technology, know-how, and access to…
…Seagate Technology, LLC. v. Western Digital Corp, 834 N.W.2d 555, 563–64 (Minn. Ct. App. 2013). To punish respondents for fabricating evidence, the arbitrator barred them from offering evidence or a…
…Minister of State for Science and Technology (Superior Court of Justice. First Section. Writ of Mandamus No 11.308/DF, Reporting Justice Luiz Fux, ruled on 9 April 2008), and Petróleo Brasileiro…
…the general approach is to give effect to the clause. The High Court cited the judgment of Insigma Technology Co Ltd v Alstom Technology Ltd in which the Court of…
Those who feared that following Sir David Steel J’s ruling in Injazat Capital Limited and Injazat Technology Fund B.S.C. v. Denton Wilde Sapte & Co before the Dubai International Financial…
…year by Justice Sir David Steel on 6 March 2012 in Injazat Capital Limited and Injazat Technology Fund ITF against Denton Wilde Sapte refusing to grant a stay of the…
…was for EUR 210,658,362. In October 2012, the Frankfurt judgment which reversed it has been upheld by the Federal Supreme Court (Bundesgerichtshof). What had happened? In 2004, German technology group…
…that are only available at firms or institutions far from one’s spouse or family, and a culture of technology requiring one to remain constantly “plugged in” to email and voicemail….
…virtually every other product or service, technology provides consumers with all manner of information, often neatly collated, searchable, and with multiple points of relevant comparison. Take the trivial example of…
…engineer and British national appointed by the Rector of the Imperial College of Science and Technology in London pursuant to the treaty; Professor Jan Paulsson, a Swedish national appointed by…
…domestic technology; a provision (akin to that in the U.S.-Korea BIT) requiring a Party to allow investors of the other Party to participate in the development of technical and similar…
