Sentences with phrase «icc arbitration rules»

Our New York partners bring you a depth of experience in representing US - based and international clients in international commercial arbitration cases administered under ICDR, UNCITRAL and ICC arbitration rules, as well as ad hoc arbitrations and arbitrator service in complex international commercial cases.

Acting for a multi-national joint venture in disputes relating to the conversion of passenger aircraft to freighters incorporating the ICC arbitration rules.

Advising Canadian mining interests in respect of the arbitration of infrastructure construction claims subject to ICC arbitration rules (seat Canada).

Not exact matches

Pursuant to Article 4 (2) of the ICC Rules of Arbitration in force as from 1 March 2017 («Rules»), this arbitration commenced on that date.»

The defendant then applied to strike out the originating summons on the ground that any and all rights of appeal under section 49 of the Arbitration Act had been waived and were thereby excluded when parties agreed to submit their disputes to arbitration under the ICC Rules.

As Director of Arbitration and ADR, North America, for the ICC International Court of Arbitration, she advised North American companies, law firms and parties on all phases of ICC arbitration, including negotiating and drafting arbitration clauses, substantive and procedural rules for filing requests for arbitration before the ICC Court, and enforcement of arbitration awards

The transaction document typically makes reference to the institutional rules as a whole, and the issue of whether and how Article 35 (6) of the ICC Rules or Rule 32.11 of the SIAC Rules operate to exclude a right to appeal may come to light only when there is a dispute that has gone to arbitration, and when the dissatisfied party seeks recourse against the arules as a whole, and the issue of whether and how Article 35 (6) of the ICC Rules or Rule 32.11 of the SIAC Rules operate to exclude a right to appeal may come to light only when there is a dispute that has gone to arbitration, and when the dissatisfied party seeks recourse against the aRules or Rule 32.11 of the SIAC Rules operate to exclude a right to appeal may come to light only when there is a dispute that has gone to arbitration, and when the dissatisfied party seeks recourse against the aRules operate to exclude a right to appeal may come to light only when there is a dispute that has gone to arbitration, and when the dissatisfied party seeks recourse against the award.

Aleksandra Zanowska participates in arbitration proceedings under the Arbitration Rules of the Arbitration Court at the Polish Chamber of Commerce as well as under the ICC Rules of Arbitration.

The arbitration clause provided that the local arbitral tribunal issuing the award only had jurisdiction over «non-technical» disputes, and any «technical» disputes were to be resolved by an international arbitral tribunal under the ICC Arbitration Rules.813

Once the institution was founded, the founders realized they needed a mechanism to resolve disputes, which lead to the founding of the ICC Court of Arbitration in 1923, although with rules of arbitration and conciliation.

Siddharth has substantial experience of acting under a wide variety of arbitral rules, including in ICC, LCIA, AAA, LMAA, UNCITRAL and FOSFA arbitrations.

By adopting and agreeing to submit disputes to arbitration under the ICC Rules or the SIAC Rules, parties hence agree to exclude their right to appeal on questions of law in domestic arbitrations.

He has represented clients in both institutional and ad hoc arbitrations under a wide variety of arbitral rules, including LCIA, ICC, ICDR, UNCITRAL and ICSID.

At the 300 - lawyer firm, he will advise and represent clients in arbitration and conciliation proceedings under the rules of the Washington, DC - headquartered ICSID, the ICC, UNCITRAL, LCIA, the Belgian Centre for Mediation and Arbitration, and ad - hoc arbitrations.

Edwin Coe's arbitration team has experience on a broad range of matters and in many arbitration centres, particularly under the rules of the LCIA, ICC and Stockholm Chamber of Commerce.

Jason Fry, secretary general of the ICC International Court of Arbitration, was in Toronto yesterday to provide the legal community with an overview of the changes to the rules of ICC arbitration, which come into force Jan. 1, 2012, and outline the reasons for some of the changes.

He has represented parties in disputes before United States courts and before international arbitration panels (under ICC, AAA / ICDR, UNCITRAL and ICSID rules) in a wide range of disputes, including matters in several countries in Latin America and Spain.

Following on from the Sanum [3] and Philip Morris [4] cases and together with the launch of the SIAC Investment Arbitration Rules and the recent establishment of regional offices for both the PCA and ICC in Singapore, it suggests that investment arbitration is on the rise.

Anna has advised clients from various industries and jurisdictions in international arbitration proceedings under the LCIA, ICC, DIFC - LCIA, DIAC, JCAA and TOMAC rules, as well as ad hoc proceedings in England and Nigeria.

Chairman or member of Arbitral Tribunals in more than 150 commercial or investment arbitrations carried out under the rules of the ICC, ICSID, UNCITRAL, SCC, LCIA, AAA, Vienna Arbitral Chamber, Milan Arbitral Chamber and the Cairo Regional Centre for International Commercial Arbitration.

He has experience of a wide range of arbitral proceedings under various institutional rules (including LCIA, ICC and UNCITRAL) and is equally comfortable working with and without leaders, and as co-counsel with firms of arbitration practitioners.

She has acted as counsel in multiple international arbitrations under the ICC, UNCITRAL and SCC rules, and has particular experience in the pharma, chemical, med - tech, industrial engineering and finance sectors.

He regularly represents his clients as Counsel in arbitrations governed by various institutional rules including DIAC, DIFC - LCIA, ICC, and LMAA.

She has acted or advised in a range of international arbitrations, under institutional rules (ICSID, ICC, LCIA and UNCITRAL) both under English and foreign law.

Advising the Republic of Albania in international arbitration under the ICC Rules (seat Paris) concerning claims arising from energy concession contracts and infrastructure projects involving hydroelectric development.

He serves as counsel and sits as an arbitrator in international arbitration proceedings under rules of the major arbitration institutions, including the ICC, LCIA, UNCITRAL, ICSID and the arbitration rules of various trade associations.

We have served as arbitrators or counsel in over 500 cases under the rules of all major arbitral institutions, such as the ICC, LCIA, AAA / ICDR, SCC, CAM, CRCICA, NAI, DIAC, SIAC, Swiss Chambers and ICSID, as well as in UNCITRAL and ad hoc arbitrations.

He has conducted numerous arbitrations both ad hoc and in accordance with institutional rules (including UNCITRAL, ICSID, ICC, LCIA and ARIAS).

She has represented clients in arbitrations under the LCIA, ICC, DIAC, SCC and UNCITRAL Rules.

Advising Ukranian state interests in international arbitration under ICC Rules (Swiss seat) against contracting parties in respect of energy sale and purchase contracts.

Mr. Huber has represented clients in international arbitrations sited in both common and civil law jurisdictions under a wide variety of arbitral rules, including the LCIA, ICC, VIAC and AAA.

The disputes are often considered under a foreign applicable law and resolved under the arbitration rules of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the International Centre for Dispute Resolution of the American Arbitration Association (ICDR), the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), The World Bank's International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), or the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL).

Mr. Born has represented European, US, Asian and other companies in arbitrations under all leading institutional rules (ICC, LCIA, AAA, Vienna, Stockholm, ICSID) and in ad hoc arbitrations in all leading international seats (London, Paris, Geneva / Zurich, Vienna, Stockholm, New York, Washington, Singapore).

He has significant experience in court litigation as well as domestic and international arbitration under various sets of rules, such as ICC, UNCITRAL, SCC and NAI.

Appointed as co-Arbitrator, sole arbitrator and chair in arbitration proceedings under the LCIA, ICC and UNCITRAL arbitration rules.

David has acted as counsel in both domestic and international arbitration, including AAA arbitration, ICDR International Rules, ICC arbitration, LMAA arbitration, GAFTA arbitration, and various other ad hoc and non-institutional arbitrations.

As Arbitrator, he sat in over 80 major international cases, including appointments as President and Co-Arbitrator in numerous ICSID, NAFTA and ad hoc investor - State disputes and institutional and ad hoc commercial arbitration cases worldwide (including ICC; LCIA; Stockholm Chamber of Commerce; Netherlands Arbitration Institute; International Arbitral Centre of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber; ARIAS; CCIG (Swiss Rules); UNCITRAL).

Her experience includes working on complex international commercial arbitration disputes under the ICC, LCIA, DIS, UNCITRAL, PCA and the Arbitration Institute of the Finland Chamber of Commerce Rules.

Last year, the English Court of Appeal's decision in Jivraj v Hashwani sparked widespread concern among many in the arbitration community that «nationality» provisions in arbitration clauses (including those in the ICC and LCIA Rules, incorporated by reference into countless contracts) might be void under English law, in relation to appointments made in the UK.

She is highly familiar with the major rules of arbitration, including those established by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL), the Singapore International Arbitration Center (SIAC), and the rules of procedure in the Singapore courts.

Ms. Narancio's international arbitration practice includes representation in both institutional and ad hoc arbitrations (including under the ICC, LCIA, SIAC, NAI and UNCITRAL rules) sited in both common and civil law jurisdictions, and has particular experience with issues relating to Latin American jurisdictions.

We have extensive experience in complex cross-jurisdictional disputes and our lawyers have represented clients in arbitrations under all the major international rules (ICC, LMAA, LCIA, UNCITRAL, SIAC, CIETAC and HIAC), as well as before commodity trade tribunals (including LME, GAFTA and FOSFA).

An arbitration, sited in Stockholm, under ICC Rules, between an international energy company and a Central Asian state.

Our lawyers are presently handling disputes under the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), American Arbitration Association (AAA), London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), Vienna International Arbitral Center (VIAC) and UNCITRAL rules; we also have extensive experience with other forms of institutional arbitration and ad hoc arbitrations, including arbitration of public international law issues.

An arbitration under ICC rules between a US high technology company and a Scandinavian manufacturer over misappropriation of trade secrets.

Our lawyers are presently handling disputes under the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), American Arbitration Association (AAA), London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), Vienna International Arbitral Center (VIAC) and UNCITRAL rules; we also have extensive experience with other forms of institutional arbitration and ad hoc arbitrations.

His international arbitration practice spans states and state entities predominantly operating under the International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes and the ICC International Court of Arbitration rules.

Commercial Arbitration and Investor - State Arbitration under the rules of one of the major international arbitration institutions, such as the ICC, LCIA or ICSID and subject to a wide range of laws can be financed in a variety of venues, against respondents whose assets appear to be available to satisfy any award.

Their arbitration experience includes arbitral disputes under the following institutions and rules: ICSID (World Bank), ICC, LCIA, ICDR, DIS and the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre.

She has acted as counsel in institutional as well as ad hoc arbitrations including proceedings under the ICC, UNCITRAL, DIS and Vienna Rules.