Miami Law has created a unique infrastructure for students to network with international
arbitration practitioners in Miami and beyond.
The Institute also caters to a particular reality of international arbitration, namely the indispensable need for financial analysis, and intends to continue offering grounding in accounting and quantum to
arbitration practitioners in a realistic way.
HK45 is a group within the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre, for all young
arbitration practitioners in Asia.
According to Chambers & Partners, sources describe Paula as «brilliant» and the «most complete
arbitration practitioner in London.»
He has been ranked for the past 20 years as one of the world's leading international arbitration practitioners and the leading
arbitration practitioner in London.
Mr. Born has been ranked for most of the past decade by Chambers as the only international
arbitration practitioner in London with «starred» status and one of two practitioners in the world with global starred status; he is ranked similarly by Global Counsel, Euromoney and other publications.
He is also named as a leading international
arbitration practitioner in «Who's Who Legal: Future Leaders» in 2017 and 2018, and as a leading international practitioner in «Who's Who Legal: Asset Recovery 2017».
Louis was named as a leading international
arbitration practitioner in «Who's Who Legal: Arbitration Lawyers 2018».
Not exact matches
The team also includes highly experienced trial attorneys with extensive experience
in trial and appellate courts and
arbitration proceedings, and veteran
practitioners who regularly litigate high - stakes, «bet the company» matters.
The blog is written by experienced
practitioners within Holborn Law LLC and CMS well regarded international
arbitration group
in Singapore who provide clients with world - class service and engage to solve complex business issues involving different cultures and diverse places.
The blog is written by experienced
practitioners within Holborn Law LLC and CMS well regarded international
arbitration group
in Singapore who provide clients with world - class service and engage to solve complex business issues involving different cultures and diverse places.
The blog is written by experienced
practitioners within Holborn Law LLC and CMS well regarded international
arbitration group
in Singapore who provide clients with world - class service and engage to solve complex business issues involving different cultures and diverse places.
From what I gather from my colleagues who deal with investment law either as academics or as
practitioners, the «anecdotal» evidence points
in the direction of investors choosing commercial
arbitration if the ISDS or domestic courts option becomes too long and burdensome.
Students may have the opportunity to work as graduate research assistants or volunteers on
arbitration - related projects and initiatives with organizations such as Miami Law's International
Arbitration Institute (IAI) or individual Miami Law faculty specializing
in international and foreign law, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the International Law Section of the Florida Bar, the International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR), the Young
Practitioners» and Students» Group of the International Council for Commercial Arbitration (Young ICCA), the Miami International Arbitration Society (MIAS), and Future of Arbitration: Miami (FA: M), South Florida's first young arbitration practitioners» group, co-founded by Marike Paul
Practitioners» and Students» Group of the International Council for Commercial
Arbitration (Young ICCA), the Miami International
Arbitration Society (MIAS), and Future of
Arbitration: Miami (FA: M), South Florida's first young
arbitration practitioners» group, co-founded by Marike Paul
practitioners» group, co-founded by Marike Paulsson
in 2010.
Young ICCA: Young ICCA is a world - wide
arbitration knowledge and skills network for young
practitioners, established
in 2010.
MIAS works to encourage international
arbitration in Miami by supporting appropriate legislation, relevant academic programs at area universities, local international
arbitration conferences, featuring distinguished
practitioners as guest speakers, and providing training and legal updates to its members on the latest developments
in international
arbitration.
Getting beyond First Principles Apart from taking part
in arbitrations, attending seminars presented by arbitrators and
arbitration practitioners, and reading articles, opportunities to learn about
arbitration are few and far between.
Students have the opportunity to attend international
arbitration conferences, lectures and other networking events with international
arbitration practitioners, organized
in Miami and beyond by Miami Law's International
Arbitration Institute and other international
arbitration organizations.
Reflecting on her time at Miami Law Klykova says, «I am truly thankful to Miami Law for providing me with an opportunity not only to learn, do research, and teach a course to law students, but also to meet with the leading experts and
practitioners in the field of international
arbitration who inspired me to continuously grow and improve professionally and personally»
The LCIA Court is comprised of 35 members from all over the world, selected to provide and maintain a balance of leading arbitrators and
practitioners in international
arbitration.
YAS aims to increase knowledge and interest amongst young
practitioners in the field of international
arbitration.
The proliferation of bilateral investment treaties (BITs), the dramatic increase
in the invocation of multilateral investment treaties (MITs) and the growing inter-play between investment and international commercial
arbitration in recent years all mean that it is imperative for
practitioners of international
arbitration to have a clear understanding of the fundamental elements of a BIT and the issues that arise with BIT claims.
The YSIAC is a forum for young professionals to exchange expertise, ideas and experience
in international
arbitration and serves a platform to allow young professionals interested
in alternative dispute resolution
in Asia and worldwide to network among like - minded peers and to build mentoring relationships between young professionals and experienced
practitioners.
It is therefore very helpful for a single
practitioner work, such as this, to gather together the most important rules, guidelines and so - called «soft law» on the subject, to set out the key principles applicable
in each type of
arbitration, and to provide illustrative cases from a number of different jurisdictions and legal traditions.
-- Recommended Canadian
practitioner in dispute resolution: international
arbitration (2012)
He joins CRCICA at a time when Egypt is keen to encourage foreign investment into the jurisdiction, and to strengthen its standing as a regional
arbitration body, following a period
in which Egypt has seen considerable civil unrest, and some
practitioners chose to bring disputes at competing arbitral centres, such as
in Dubai.
After
practitioners exchanged criticisms with the UAE Ministry of Justice, the Dubai government issued a letter confirming that foreign lawyers can appear
in arbitrations seated
in Dubai.
Based
in Mayfair, London, the business is a leading investor
in litigation and
arbitration claims both
in and outside the UK and welcomes approaches from companies, partnerships, individuals, lawyers and accountants as well as insolvency
practitioners.
When we first launched the CyberTribunal, back
in 1996, and tried to convey our objectives at various conferences on information technology law (thus before audiences that could be considered informed), many legal
practitioners questioned the possibility of modeling mediation and
arbitration procedures.
He is a specialist
practitioner in domestic and international public law, domestic and international
arbitration, and court of protection.
Martin Valasek is a leading
practitioner in the area of international
arbitration, with extensive experience
in both investor - state and commercial contrac...
Authors include advice for both
practitioners and for clients, and they explain how
arbitration and mediation work
in the real world.
This decision has been the subject of considerable discussion among
arbitration practitioners: as was discussed several months ago on Slaw, the case raises a number of difficult questions about how international
arbitration and Canada's treaty obligations
in that respect interact with local procedural law — specifically limitation of actions — when seeking to enforce the award, and more generally whether foreign judgments and arbitral awards should continue to be treated, for limitations purposes, as mere contract debts.
However, for
arbitration practitioners the most significant, and
in some respects the most frustrating, aspect of the Brussels I (recast) is the addition of recital 12 to the Regulation's preamble, which, although lacking substantive effect, provides an aid to the interpretation of the
arbitration exception.
Established
in 2010, Young ICCA is a world - wide
arbitration knowledge network for young
practitioners and students aimed at promoting the use of
arbitration by exposing new
practitioners from all corners of the globe to the international practice of
arbitration.
This is also evidenced by the large community of international
arbitration practitioners based
in Paris.
In June this year, a leading academic used CIArb» s Roebuck Lecture to call for
arbitration practitioners at all levels to take greater responsibility for the development of the discipline.
«Exposure to highly regarded
practitioners and the opportunity to work on some of the most exciting cases
in the field helped cement my decision to pursue a career
in international
arbitration.»
The Netherlands
Arbitration Institute created the working group NAI Young
Arbitration Practitioners (NAI Jong Oranje)
in order to offer anyone under forty years old who is interested
in arbitration a platform for discussing various current and practical topics.
The BVI IAC Rules were developed
in partnership with leading
practitioners and draw on users» feedback and international standards to further reinforce BVI IAC's service to parties and professionals and ensure the BVI IAC Rules reflect the very best of modern practice
in international commercial
arbitration.
Our Administered
Arbitration Rules, developed with prominent
practitioners, draw on international standards to reinforce our service and reflect the very best of modern practice
in international
arbitration.
«Extremely highly regarded group of
practitioners with particular strength
in London and Washington, DC» and «Outstanding international
arbitration practice with an enviable track record handling complex institutional and ad hoc
arbitrations.»
Calunius chairman Leslie Perrin participated
in a panel discussion on the use of third party funding
in arbitration with fellow professionals and senior
practitioners.
Franz Schwarz and Steven Finizio — based
in our London office — are also consistently ranked among leading international
arbitration practitioners, as is John Pierce,
in New York, and John Trenor, Rachael Kent and David Bowker
in our Washington DC office.
Calunius partner Mick Smith was participating
in a panel discussion with leading
arbitration practitioners on questions of award enforcement and of which countries pay awards, and which do not.
He is described by Chambers Asia - Pacific 2017 as «one of the best arbitrators and
practitioners in arbitration.
Carolyn Lamm is a partner and litigator
in White & Case's Washington D.C. office and is a prominent
practitioner in international
arbitration and dispute resolution, trade matters and cross-border commercial federal court litigation.
This result is likely to be viewed with concern by
arbitration practitioners based
in Dubai and worldwide.
«A year of learning from world renowned international
arbitration practitioners and scholars, participating
in famous conferences alongside brilliant colleagues from around the world... What more could one ask for?
Foreign arbitral institutions also find benefit
in being able to interact and collaborate with other
arbitration practitioners and institutions
in the same building.