…domestic courts and international arbitration tribunals with the express aim of safeguarding Venezuela’s financial interests abroad. Some of these cases have already been discussed in this Blog; but new developments…
…in international arbitration. Using visual aids in direct examination International arbitration institutions such as the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) and International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) provide rules…
…new frontiers in arbitration 2.0. His point on having an interest in learning is an important message for young lawyers who aspire to practice across a wide range of sectors….
…will always trump artificial intelligence in the course of decision-making in arbitration, before quickly firing back that “the motion is embarrassed by its own ambition”. Acknowledging Human 1’s concession that…
The Young SIAC (“YSIAC“) Conference 2019 took place earlier today in Singapore, attracting young arbitration practitioners from all across the globe. The theme of the 2019 Conference was “Arbitration 2.0…
…of Armenia (“CCIA Arbitration Institution”) under its rules. The CCIA Arbitration Institution is perhaps the most commonly used arbitration institution in Armenia. According to the CCIA Arbitration Institution rules, “[b]y…
…its rules up to date with the most modern trends, CEPANI also launches a new set of arbitration rules. The new rules will enter into force on 1 January 2020…
…arbitration is to terminate the existing (around) 50 bilateral investment treaties (BITs) that provide legal bases for international arbitration to foreign investors. However, such a radical measure without strengthening the…
…were deemed unenforceable. This view of arbitration is antiquated and should no longer be possible in the contemporary legal regulation of arbitration. Nonetheless, the future of arbitration in the U.S….
…tapestry of legal systems around the world. In continental European legal systems there appears to be a jurisprudential battle underway with some supporting class arbitration, and many fundamentally objecting to…
…part of arbitration. There are no official guidelines on good practices related to it, especially because each arbitration can be influenced by many variables, such as the nuances of the…
…but should extend to all kinds of diversity, including promoting young practitioners to have on-your-feet roles at arbitration hearings, and thereby develop the new generation of international arbitration practioners. …
…lack of resources to commence arbitration in London, the administrator requested the Commercial Court to suspend the effects of the arbitration agreement pursuant to article 52.1 of the Spanish Insolvency…
…UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules, Rule 34(a) of the ICSID Arbitration Rules), as well as the IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence provide for this alternative and have guidelines for tribunal-appointed…
…threatened arbitration under the Energy Charter Treaty if the legislation is passed into law. Uniper’s calculated bet is that the threat of arbitration will again reverse the necessary policy. As…
…arbitration could still be the preferred method of dispute resolution including confidentiality, finality, party autonomy and flexibility with regard to the rules, procedure and seat of arbitration. Despite this, the…
Introduction In domestic award enforcement proceedings, the U.S. federal Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit (“Second Circuit”) in New York recently reversed a lower federal trial court’s decision to…
…The positive mood in Uzbekistan from the numerous arbitration seminars, training sessions for judges with the participation of some of the world’s preeminent arbitration lawyers, as well as arbitration conferences…
…its contents as well as the position of the European Union. Tilman Niedermaier contributes on the new DIS Rules in his article called “Hello, DIS Rules 2018,” in which he…
…workshop. The event was also supported by the ArbitralWomen; the American Bar Association’s Section of International Law; the Equal Representation in Arbitration Pledge; and the New York International Arbitration Center….
…Procedure (or the Rules of Court), thereby allowing arbitrators and parties to determine the rules of procedure for the conduct of arbitration. It will be interesting to see how India-seated…
…LCIA Arbitration Rules), ICC (Article 41 of ICC Arbitration Rules), SCC (Article 52 of SCC Arbitration Rules), DIS (Article 4 of DIS Arbitration Rules), SCAI (Article 32 of Swiss Rules…
…lex arbitri or seat of the arbitration: Sanctions may form a part of the applicable law to the dispute if the seat of arbitration is situated in a sanctioning country….
…experience with international investment law; knowledge of and experience with public international law; experience and expertise in international arbitration or conciliation; ability to conduct an arbitration or conciliation and write…
