Rethinking Virtual Hearings
…videoconferencing (see, e.g., UNCITRAL Model Law, Art. 24). Meanwhile, the standard practice as envisaged in the rules of major arbitral institutions provides for broad discretionary powers of arbitral tribunals to…
…videoconferencing (see, e.g., UNCITRAL Model Law, Art. 24). Meanwhile, the standard practice as envisaged in the rules of major arbitral institutions provides for broad discretionary powers of arbitral tribunals to…
…regards to video conferencing. The ICCA / IBA’s Joint Task Force on Data Protection (“Joint Task Force”) in International Arbitration Proceedings has joined forces to produce a roadmap on data…
…is two years. The starting point for the calculation, and the rules on refreshment and suspension of the limitation period, are worth noting. The Starting Point to Calculate Limitation…
…from Clorox International. In addition, there was no evidence that Clorox Spain had made further investments in the local company. In short, the tribunal understood that to make is not…
…requiring arbitrators to actively promote settlement) or the 2018 Prague Rules on the Efficient Conduct of Proceedings in International Arbitration as an alternative to the IBA Rules on evidence–taking. The…
…proceeded with a reference to the recently introduced Rules on the Efficient Conduct of Proceedings in International Arbitration (so-called “Prague Rules”), which he – in particular for parties with a…
…2019. The rules now allow parties to conduct hybrid arbitrations where parties can select a set of arbitration rules while engage in another arbitration institution as the appointing agency for…
…yet implemented such special corporate rules, as those rules prescribe the publication of the identity of the parties as well as of the matters of the dispute and thus risk…
…by the COVID-19 crisis, which prompt for virtual hearings as the norm rather than the exception, at least for cases which do not require extensive evidence and have limited amounts…
…jurisdiction and considering relevant institutional rules and arbitration laws. What happens if there is no seat? The question of the seat in online arbitration is not any different than…
…IGPA Rules, which designate the Arbitration Act 1996 as the applicable law and England as the seat of arbitration. The Arbitration Act 1996 allows for appeal of award on questions…
…specific nonarbitrability rules adopted in particular states pursuant to Article 1(5) of the Law.” (Born at 309.) Thus, according to Born’s treatise, the Model Law includes employment disputes. Further, contrary…
…the proceedings than the lack of impartiality of independence of one or more of the arbitrators.3)para. 175. Interpretation in accordance with relevant rules of international law The Committee highlighted that…
…the case, and requirements at the seat of arbitration. Some institutional rules and practice guidance have progressively acknowledged the possibility of virtual hearings. For instance, 2017 Rules of the International…
…is too lengthy, expensive and burdensome“.2)ICSID Proposals for Amendment of the ICSID Rules, Working Paper #4, para. 89. The Prague Rules actively encourage the parties “to avoid any form of…
…Platforms like Uber form two-sided markets, bringing together buyers and sellers of goods or services and taking a cut of each transaction. Consumer protection laws typically cover the buyers, but…
…situation remains unsolved in the Rules of the Bosnian Arbitration Court. Article 47 of the Rules on Organization and Operation of the Court of Arbitration provides that: An arbitral tribunal…
…online resources, public relations approach, and roster of arbitrators. The JCAA also updated its commercial rules. These rules were and remain in line with international standards. Amendment of the…
…in various arbitral rules such as the SIAC Rules, one would expect that such applications involving parties in the Philippines similarly will increase—notwithstanding potential challenges to enforcement in the Philippines….
…judgment in Phulchand Exports Limited v. O.OO. Patriot (2011) and enforced the present award. Taking a cue, the subsequent Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Act, 2015 significantly narrowed the definition of…
…choice of law rules) strongly suggests that they should usually be the same (at [96]). There is, however, authority (Sulamérica at [26]; and see also BCY v BCZ at [60]…
…is use of the emergency procedures in arbitration institution rules. Third, Person: an outstanding neutral with ADR experience and knowledge of the law and subject matter can be appointed in…
…Rules 2018. Significantly, in 2019, the AIAC completed its first Emergency Arbitrator application and appointment. It has also received a growing number of enquiries regarding such. Additionally, changes in respect…
…evidence and the stay application was not brought only for dilatory purposes. Richler characterized the principle as signifying Canadian courts’ deference to arbitration and arbitrators’ decisions on their own jurisdiction….