…costs. It is important to understand these concepts which apply with differences in all international arbitrations, often determined specifically for each arbitration depending on its facts, the applicable rules, the…
…(that considers security and confidentiality needs) determining an appropriate means to share information, documents, and evidence; and arranging for real-time transcription. Jacky Fung addressed these challenges as counsel in a…
…largely the result of conscious decisions to forgo certain rule of law values in order to realize other goals. But the problem of rising costs and delays, underpinned by arbitration’s…
…UN and EU sanctions – which aimed at “contributing to the maintenance or restoration of international peace and security” – were mandatory rules integrated into the French conception of international…
…Odebrecht and the Ministry of Transportation concerning additional costs in a highway construction in the Peruvian Amazon. The tribunal ordered the payment of USD 23 million to Odebrecht, as approved…
…to increased costs and delays. Tribunals would need to proactively mitigate that risk by drafting procedural orders with strict parameters. Secondly, this approach could make it difficult and expensive for…
…of a state arbitral institution; (iii) requires that a judge granting provisional measures (an attachment or injunction) obtains security for such remedy (thereby making it harder for a private to…
…region or politically sensitive states. Whilst there has been a cost reduction regarding travels and accommodation, online platforms with golden standards signify a new line of costs. Overall as regards…
…by a German insolvency administrator (but Thailand – like other respondent states in similar situations – did argue that the insolvent claimant should provide security for any adverse costs award)….
…issued a note on issues to be considered on the topic of security for costs and frivolous claims. Examining the proposed reforms to the security for costs regime against its…
…Simon BACHMANN, The Impact §of Third-Party Funding on Security for Costs Requests in International Arbitration Proceedings in Switzerland. Why and how third-party funding should be considered under the Swiss lex…
…to reduce the costs of arbitration despite not being constrained to use them. Settlement of disputes New Appendix IV paragraph (h)(i): “encouraging the parties to consider settlement of all…
…save time and costs and avoid parallel proceedings and inconsistent decisions. On 1 December 2020, the ICC officially launched its 2021 Arbitration Rules, which entered into force on 1 January…
…(CAM), has responded to the rise of data protection norms by offering a digital platform for communication, file sharing, and control of costs (here). The ICC provided new rules addressing…
…provide for a rather fixed, affordable and somewhat predictable approach to costs. To Revise or Not to Revise Arbitration Laws, That Is the Question In 2020, we have approached…
…Responsibility. Panelist Miguel Nakhle (Compass Lexecon) built upon that foundation by introducing three main approaches to valuation: an income-based approach, a market-based approach, and a costs-based approach (“sunk costs”) A…
…Gehring Flores (Arnold and Porter) described in-person hearings as the “king of proceedings”. She explained that placing in person hearings on a pedestal presumes that its benefits outweigh the costs….
…comparison with other arbitrators or by reference to the average of all investment cases? Would you be able to estimate how costs and fees are typically allocated by tribunals on…
…an application under section 9 of the Arbitration Act seeking security from PASL, pending the enforcement of the award. The High Court’s decision The three main issues before the…
…protection of the conservatory measures and security which it had been granted. The English Commercial Court disagreed. Echoing the Court’s wording in The Sam Purpose [2017] EWHC 719 (Comm) (a…
…court, the applicants will now have to make fresh applications based on the grounds listed in the new Proviso. This is likely to involve delays and increased costs unless the…
…ages, and more diverse sized clients may be empowered to bring claims of varying sizes as costs become more manageable. Virtual hearings may allow for greater diversity of languages as…
…that the costs of arbitration can be high (which is true of many of the often used arbitral hubs, such as Geneva and London). Ms. Blades generally agreed, adding that…
…proceedings should be considered fair? How should costs be allocated? Which measures are sufficient to promote transparency or protect confidentiality? What are the primary drivers of delay? When and how…
