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Does A Lawyer’s Right To Lie In Certain Jurisdictions Give An Unfair Advantage In International Arbitration?

15/03/2015 by International Arbitration

Does A Lawyer’s Right To Lie In Certain Jurisdictions Give An Unfair Advantage In International Arbitration? While the impact of different legal cultures on international arbitration is a topic that is frequently explored, since it impacts such issues as discovery, the scope of the written procedure and the scope of the oral proceedings, one basic […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Information, Arbitration Jurisdiction, Arbitration Procedure, France Arbitration, Jurisdiction, LCIA Arbitration, London Arbitration, United States Arbitration

Do The IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence in International Arbitration Conflict with Islamic Sharia?

30/11/2014 by International Arbitration

Do The IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence in International Arbitration Conflict with Islamic Sharia? Under at least the Hanbali school of Islamic jurisprudence, which is the official fiqh recognized by Saudi Arabia, Article 4(2) of the IBA Rules of Evidence in International Arbitration plainly conflicts with Islamic Sharia as understood by Hanbali jurisprudence. This […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Award, Arbitration Jurisdiction, Arbitration Procedure, Arbitration Rules, Bahrain Arbitration, Brunei Arbitration, Egypt Arbitration, Enforcement of Arbitration Award, Islamic Jurisprudence, Jordan Arbitration, Jurisdiction, Kuwait Arbitration, Malaysia Arbitration, Mauritania Arbitration, Oman Arbitration, Qatar Arbitration, Saudi Arabia Arbitration, Syria Arbitration, United Arab Emirates Arbitration, Yemen Arbitration

Grounds For Resisting The Recognition And Enforcement Of Arbitration Awards

09/09/2014 by International Arbitration

Grounds For Resisting The Recognition And Enforcement Of Arbitration Awards Under The New York Convention. The grounds for resisting the recognition and enforcement of arbitration awards under the New York Convention are often poorly explained. The New York Convention, which governs the recognition of foreign arbitration awards in 150 countries, imposes a mandatory rule that […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Agreement, Arbitration Award, Arbitration Information, Arbitration Jurisdiction, Arbitration Procedure, Austria Arbitration, Belgium Arbitration, Enforcement of Arbitration Award, France Arbitration, Jurisdiction, New York Convention, United States Arbitration

William Kirtley Interviewed By BBC Mundo Concerning Argentina Default.

25/08/2014 by International Arbitration

William Kirtley Interviewed By BBC Mundo Concerning Argentina Default. William Kirtley of Dugué & Kirtley AARPI has been interviewed by BBC Mundo with respect to whether the United States could be in violation of international law with respect to the recent rulings of New York district court judge Thomas Griesa, which threaten to push Argentina into default for the second […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Jurisdiction, Argentina Arbitration, China Arbitration, Court of Arbitration, Expropriation, Fair And Equitable Treatment, International Court Of Justice, Jurisdiction, Peru Arbitration, Public International Law, Russia Arbitration, United States Arbitration

Yukos Owners Win Largest Arbitration Award In History Against Russia For “Devious And Calculated” Expropriation

28/07/2014 by International Arbitration

Yukos Owners Win Largest Arbitration Award In History Against Russia For “Devious And Calculated” Expropriation. Yukos’ owners have won the largest arbitration award in history against Russia for what was determined by an international arbitration tribunal to be a “devious and calculated” expropriation of its assets. Russia has been ordered to pay over USD 50.2 billion to […]

Filed Under: Annulment of Arbitration Award, Arbitration Award, Arbitration Damages, Arbitration Information, Arbitration Jurisdiction, Arbitration Rules, Belarus Arbitration, Ecuador Arbitration, Energy Charter Treaty, Enforcement of Arbitration Award, Expropriation, France Arbitration, ICSID Arbitration, International Arbitration Law, Jurisdiction, Kuwait Arbitration, New York Convention, Paris Arbitration, Russia Arbitration, Switzerland Arbitration, Ukraine Arbitration, UNCITRAL Arbitration, United States Arbitration, Zambia Arbitration

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