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Arbitration DO’S and DON’T’S There are checklists of do's and don'ts while drafting arbitration agreement. Probably later we will discuss those very interesting issues. However, in this series we would...
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Do challenge the jurisdiction of the tribunal!
Arbitrators usually are sensitive to arguments about their jurisdiction. Though under the competence-competence doctrine even issues of the existence and validity of the arbitration agreement may go...
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Prove that arbitration does exist!
Probably there is no guide on how to draft an arbitration clause properly that does not recommend to specify the arbitral institution or administering body correctly. Naming an institution to...
View ArticleEnforcement of Arbitration Awards in Russia and Ukraine: Dream or Reality?
Recently we have reached one interesting publication “Enforcement of Arbitration Awards in Russia and Ukraine: Dream or Reality?”, prepared under the auspices of the American Bar Association, Section...
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Summary Proceedings in International Arbitration
The separation of the state courts’ and of the arbitrators’ respective spheres of competence, which is uncontroversial with respect to the merits of a dispute, is much more problematic in relation to...
View ArticleICSID Panel Denies Ukraine’s Challenge to Arbitrator
On March 19, 2010 two members of an ICSID arbitral tribunal – the Honourable Davis R. Robinson (President) and Dr. Stanimir A. Alexandrov – dismissed the Ukraine’s challenge to the tribunal’s third...
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All or Nothing? – A Debate on the Production of Documents
On 15 September 2010, Young Arbitrators Stockholm (YAS) will host a seminar together with ICDR Y&I, the International Centre for Dispute Resolution Young & International. The program will take...
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LCIA is banned by the Ukrainian court
Recently, Ukrainian economic courts have established a new practice, which hardly contributes to the attempts of Ukraine to become more friendly to arbitration. In the case Signus LLC vs SLAV Handel,...
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Arbitration is better than litigation, but proven business partners are the best
Conducting business internationally it is extremely important to be sure about the bona fide status of your counterparty. This factor is significant for potential disputes and may be considered in two...
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Document Production in International Arbitration – Where to draw the Line?
The admissibility of requests and orders for Document Production has been a disputed subject for considerable time now. The aim of Document Production is to give the requesting party the opportunity to...
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Dear arbitration practitioners, be precise in specifying the name of an...
With this post we continue the Ukraine – arbitration-friendly jurisdiction set of comments. In our previous posts we already warned arbitration practitioners, attorneys and solicitors who are dealing...
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Piece! Ukraine is oriented to amicable settlement of arbitration cases
The Ministry of Justice of Ukraine that is authorized to defend state interests in foreign courts and arbitration tribunals, currently is in the negotiation process for a peaceful settlement of 7...
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New rules of the protection of Ukraine’s state interests in international...
On March 15, 2011 the new version of the Order of protecting the rights and interests of Ukraine during the disputes, before the foreign jurisdictional authorities in cases involving a foreign entity...
View Article2012 International Arbitration Survey: Current and Preferred Practices in the...
White & Case LLP and the School of International Arbitration at Queen Mary, University of London have published 2012 International Arbitration Survey: Current and Preferred Practices in the...
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