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Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) and Development of Sports Arbitration

01/02/2018 by International Arbitration

Sports Arbitration is becoming a popular subfield in arbitration with an ever-growing number of cases being registered at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (the “CAS”). The CAS was created in 1984 as a part of the International Olympic Committee, with the idea of solving a rising number of sports conflicts. It is placed under the administrative […]

Filed Under: Arbitrator, Enforcement of Arbitration Award

State Counterclaim in Investment Arbitration

22/01/2018 by International Arbitration

An ICSID arbitral tribunal awarded approximately USD 40 million in damages to Ecuador for the foreign investor’s liability for the costs of restoring the environment in an area concerned by the investment. This award of a counterclaim in investment arbitration was made by an arbitral tribunal composed of Gabrielle Kaufmann-Kohler, Brigitte Stern and Stephen Drymer in […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Procedure, ICSID Arbitration, Investor State Dispute Settlement

Arbitration Law in India – Two Indian Parties Can Choose a Foreign Seat of Arbitration

19/01/2018 by International Arbitration

The Delhi High Court ruled that two Indian parties can agree in the arbitration clause to have a foreign seat of arbitration, i.e. outside India. The two Indian parties, Doosan India and GMR Chhattisgarh Energy Limited entered into a contract regarding the development of a 1350 MW Coal Fired Thermal Power Plant in Chhattisgarh. The […]

Filed Under: India Arbitration, International Arbitration Law, SIAC Arbitration

Small Claim Arbitrations

17/01/2018 by International Arbitration

Arbitration institutions have attempted to adapt their arbitration rules in order to be more appropriate for small claim arbitrations by reducing the costs and the time of arbitration proceedings. The ICC Arbitration Rules applicable as of 1 March 2017 confirm this trend by introducing special rules for claims below USD 2 million. According to the ICC Court, […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Rules, ICC Arbitration, International Arbitration Law

Aceris Successfully Resolves ICDR Arbitration for Canadian Respondent

13/01/2018 by International Arbitration

Aceris Law ICDR Arbitration Canada Settlement

Aceris Law has assisted another Canadian client in obtaining the successful resolution of an ICDR arbitration brought against it. The ICDR arbitration, initiated by a Fortune 500 American electronic commerce company against the Canadian respondent, concerned alleged illegal acts under U.S. federal law, alleged violations of Washington State law and claims of breach of contract. Following […]

Filed Under: Aceris Law, Canada Arbitration, Intellectual Property Arbitration, International Arbitration Law, Philippines Arbitration, United States Arbitration

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