the Justices spent considerable time discussing the foreign policy implications of U.S. courts offending foreign sovereigns by adjudicating conduct committed on foreign soil—even conduct arising out of genocide. However, the

…successful. This low rate is largely owing to the fact that, under Swiss law, the revision of arbitral awards constitutes an “exceptional” legal remedy, reflecting a compromise between substantive justice…

…protection standards – without clear guidance on the scope of investment protection– may lead to an effective application of these provisions. As the investment provisions have been watered down, the

…and Arbitration Conflicts Court understood in a prima facie analysis that there would not be any harm resulting from the continuity of the arbitration. The claimant appealed but the decision…

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…of international arbitration [….] science and technology can make arbitration proceedings more time and cost efficient.” Fast forward to 2020: faced with the prospect of recurrent postponements of arbitration hearings…

Nearly a decade ago, the Permanent Court of Arbitration (“PCA”) published its Optional Rules for Arbitration of Disputes Relating to Outer Space Activities (“PCA Outer Space Rules” or “Rules”). Unlike…