Although the tribunal and administrative body, if any, are generally subject to an obligation of confidentiality and the arbitral proceedings are in most cases held in private, many national laws and
arbitral rules do not provide any assurance of confidentiality from the parties or third - party witnesses.
Not exact matches
Panelist, «
Rules Convergence and «Flattening» Among Leading
Arbitral Institutions;
Does the Choice of Seat Still Matter?»
In the event of any failure to constitute the
arbitral tribunal under these
Rules, the appointing authority shall, at the request of any party, constitute the
arbitral tribunal and, in
doing so, may revoke any appointment already made and appoint or reappoint each of the arbitrators and designate one of them as the presiding arbitrator.
Do we have too many guidelines, protocols and even international
arbitral institutions and
rules.
If so,
do those laws or
rules apply to all
arbitral proceedings sited in your jurisdiction?
If so: (i)
do those same
rules also govern the conduct of counsel from your jurisdiction in
arbitral proceedings sited elsewhere; and (ii)
do those same
rules also govern the conduct of counsel from countries other than your jurisdiction in
arbitral proceedings sited in your jurisdiction?