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Arbitration Institutions in Serbia

22/04/2017 by International Arbitration

The largest and oldest of the arbitral institutions in Serbia was the Foreign Trade Court of Arbitration, established in 1947, which is an independent entity within the Serbian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. In addition, another arbitration institution under the same Chamber which existed was the Permanent Court of Arbitration. As of 30 June 2016, […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Jurisdiction, Arbitration Procedure, Arbitration Rules, International Arbitration Law, Serbia Arbitration, UNCITRAL Arbitration

Successful State Counterclaims in Investor-State Arbitration : The Case of Burlington Resources Inc v. the Republic of Ecuador

21/04/2017 by International Arbitration

Arbitration Institutions in Serbia

Successful State counterclaims in investor-State arbitration were found on 7 February 2017. The counterclaims were brought by Ecuador in response to claims by Burlington Resources Inc, a U.S.-based foreign investor. In its counterclaims, Ecuador alleged breach of its national environmental law by Burlington Resources and breach of contractual obligations and sought USD 2.8 billion in […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Award, Arbitration Damages, Arbitration Rules, Ecuador Arbitration, International Arbitration Law, Investor State Dispute Settlement

Choice of Law in International Commercial Arbitration

28/03/2017 by International Arbitration

Choice of Law International Arbitration

One perk of international arbitration is the possibility to avoid choice-of-law complexities that inevitably arise in an international dispute, although choice of law in international commercial arbitration can pose an issue. There are four different choice-of-law issues in international arbitration that arise: Determination of the substantive law applicable to the merits of the case Determination […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Information, Arbitration Jurisdiction, Arbitration Procedure, Arbitration Rules, International Arbitration Law

Arbitration in the United States

24/03/2017 by International Arbitration

Arbitration in the United States

Arbitration in the United States is well developed. The reason is simple. A large number of corporations involved in international arbitration are US companies. Although some criticisms have been made regarding the US legal system, such as with respect to its jury trials, or concerning punitive damages, and arbitration agreements were unenforceable under US law […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Information, International Arbitration Law, New York Convention, United States Arbitration

International Arbitration Conventions

12/03/2017 by International Arbitration

International Arbitration Conventions

International arbitration is governed by both the parties’ private agreement but also by a number of international arbitration conventions that apply independently of the parties’ agreements. Those conventions and treaties’ main goal is to promote international arbitration and help to enforce arbitration awards, such as the 1923 Geneva Protocol and the 1927 Geneva Convention. These […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Agreement, Arbitration Information, Arbitration Jurisdiction, Arbitration Rules, International Arbitration Law, New York Convention

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When an Arbitral Award Becomes State Aid

Moral Damages in Investor-State Arbitration after Emergofin

Transnational Issue Estoppel in International Arbitration: Can It Prevent Re-Litigation at the Enforcement Stage?

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Deepfakes in International Arbitration

French Court of Cassation Limits Enforcement Against State-Linked Assets Where EU Stability Objectives Are at Stake

Ukraine v. Russia UNCLOS Award on Environment and Navigation

Russian Court Refuses Recognition and Enforcement of LCIA Awards Against RUSAL on Public Order Grounds

Blasket v. Spain: Limits on Sovereign Asset Discovery

Can Claimants Avoid Arbitration by Adding Non-Signatory Defendants?

Singapore SICC Rejects Attempt to Set Aside Costs Award Denying Third-Party Funding Costs

FLOPEC v. Sudhaus: New York Convention Arbitration Prevails

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