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Articles 1 - 9 of 9
Full-Text Articles in Law
Predictability Of Arbitrators' Reliance On External Authority?, Ariana R. Levinson, Erin O'Hara O'Connor, Paige Marta Skiba
Predictability Of Arbitrators' Reliance On External Authority?, Ariana R. Levinson, Erin O'Hara O'Connor, Paige Marta Skiba
American University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Panel I: Negotiating Arbitration Clauses, American University Business Law Review
Panel I: Negotiating Arbitration Clauses, American University Business Law Review
American University Business Law Review
No abstract provided.
Panel Iii: New Parties In Arbitration, American University Business Law Review
Panel Iii: New Parties In Arbitration, American University Business Law Review
American University Business Law Review
No abstract provided.
Henry Schein V. Archver & White: A Lesson In The Importance Of Carefully Drafting An Arbitration Clause, Charles B. Rosenberg
Henry Schein V. Archver & White: A Lesson In The Importance Of Carefully Drafting An Arbitration Clause, Charles B. Rosenberg
American University Business Law Review
No abstract provided.
State Attribution: Whether State Ownership Of A Private Entity Is Important In Determining If The Actions Of That Entity Are Attributable To The State, Alejandro Solano Meardi
State Attribution: Whether State Ownership Of A Private Entity Is Important In Determining If The Actions Of That Entity Are Attributable To The State, Alejandro Solano Meardi
Arbitration Brief
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Are Pre-Dispute Agreements To Arbitration Online Enforceable?, Caleb Gerbitz
Are Pre-Dispute Agreements To Arbitration Online Enforceable?, Caleb Gerbitz
Arbitration Brief
Arbitration is a favored adjudicatory mechanism because it is efficient, effective, and informal compared to judicial litigation. Scholar Thomas Carbonneau has noted that arbitration is “America’s optimal trial procedure.” The ubiquity of pre-dispute agreements to arbitrate in consumer contracts makes arbitration the dominant method to resolve such disputes. Yet, despite its hallmarks of accessibility and informality, arbitration’s reliance on face-to- face proceedings limits its benefits. Online dispute resolution (ODR) has grown in popularity among e-commerce retailers over the last two decades—and more recently within court systems.5 However, ODR’s rise has not meaningfully affected how pre-dispute agreements to arbitrate are drafted …
Letter From The Editor, Elena Z. Ritchie
Importance Of The Law Applicable To The Arbitration Agreement In International Commercial Arbitration, Marlon M. Meza-Salas
Importance Of The Law Applicable To The Arbitration Agreement In International Commercial Arbitration, Marlon M. Meza-Salas
Arbitration Brief
This article analyzes the law applicable to the arbitration agreement in international commercial arbitration and some of the issues that could arise when the parties do not choose any particular law to govern their arbitration agreement. Parties frequently determine the substantive law that will govern the merit of the dispute and the rules applicable to the arbitration procedure. However, parties generally remain silent about the law that will govern the arbitration agreement itself, which could lead to unexpected or undesired effects before, during, and after arbitration, most of which could be avoided by simply selecting the law applicable to the …
Sovereign Wealth Funds And Investor-State Dispute Settlement: Examining Questions Of Icsid’S Jurisdiction And The Impact Of Investment-Treaty Arbitration, Muhammad Ussama
Sovereign Wealth Funds And Investor-State Dispute Settlement: Examining Questions Of Icsid’S Jurisdiction And The Impact Of Investment-Treaty Arbitration, Muhammad Ussama
Arbitration Brief
The rate of foreign direct investment made by sovereign wealth funds has increased significantly during the past decade. Various concerns raised by host states— especially those located in the developed world—regarding the purposes and objectives of foreign investments made by these funds have led these states to take measures to protect themselves. Countries such as Canada, Germany, and the United States have issued new laws to address these concerns. Due to the broad discretion and flexibility that these laws grant to the governments of the host states, allegations of mistreatment by investors from the Global South, including sovereign wealth funds, …