Sentences with phrase «international arbitration panels»

Our D.C. - based Appellate, Constitutional & Administrative Law practice represents clients in appeals before the U.S. Supreme Court, federal and state appellate courts, government agencies, and national and international arbitration panels.

We are highly experienced in the negotiation of international freight transportation - related contracts and have litigated numerous transportation contract disputes and other transportation - related issues before state and federal courts, administrative agencies, and domestic and international arbitration panels.

He has represented parties in disputes before United States courts and before international arbitration panels in a wide range of disputes.

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.

According to the Associated Press (AP), however, the Trump Organization's lawyers said Panamanian courts had made no determination on the underlying dispute — a management contract held by the Trump group that it claims is still valid — and had only appointed an interim management until an international arbitration panel rules on the issue.

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The Abu Dhabi fund, the International Petroleum Investment Company, said in a stock exchange announcement in London that Malaysia's finance ministry and 1MDB had agreed to pay $ 1.2 billion to the Abu Dhabi fund by the end of the year as part of an agreement overseen by an arbitration panel in London.

The academia as a path in international arbitration career during the «Profesional Perspectives in international Arbitration Panel» organized by Club Espanol de Arbitraje.

Gonzalez's panel, entitled «The Contribution of Latin America to International Law,» will address how investor - state arbitration awards involving Latin American countries have contributed to the formulation or evolution of international law, and how such evolution may impact public policy issues in LInternational Law,» will address how investor - state arbitration awards involving Latin American countries have contributed to the formulation or evolution of international law, and how such evolution may impact public policy issues in Linternational law, and how such evolution may impact public policy issues in Latin America.

In a panel chaired by Wendy Miles QC, SCC Secretary General Annette Magnusson will share her experiences about new types of claims that are arising in international arbitration, such as human rights - related and climate change - related claims.

Woodsford employs a panel of arbitration experts that includes John Beechey, a leading figure in international arbitration and former President of the ICC International Court ofinternational arbitration and former President of the ICC International Court ofInternational Court of Arbitration.

Tim took part in a panel on international arbitration.

A panel discussion will address the enforcement and evolution of the New York Convention, the cornerstone of international arbitration, since it entered into force almost sixty years ago.

A distinguished panel of experts addressed the role of international arbitration in the peaceful resolution of international disputes.

The second panel will discuss international arbitration in Iran and in Sweden as efficient dispute resolution for better business.

Westerners seem to prefer international arbitration as they are more likely to be able to select an unbiased, expert panel to arbitrate their disputes.

Khawar Qureshi QC specialises in commercial litigation, international arbitration and public law, and is a former «A» panel Treasury counsel.

Another panel considered the way in which South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, Zambia and Uganda approach international arbitration, with panellists representing the judiciaries of those countries reporting a generally positive outlook, in line with their status as signatories of the New York Convention, although differences of interpretation remain.

Our business litigation attorneys have tried cases in state and federal courts throughout the country, and in national and international administrative tribunals and arbitration panels.

The Swedish arbitration community gathered last week at the yearly SCC Arbitration Evening to meet and mingle, and to listen to an international panel discussing the state of affairs of arbitration in Sweden from an outside perspective.

Panel members are expected to work with ICDR to further the appropriate use of international arbitration and ICDR procedures.

Among the problems tackled by the panels, was the question of how an «arbitration - friendly» seat can be developed in Africa when international parties are still reluctant to site their disputes on the continent.

Using international arbitration for Africa - related disputes should be a natural fit, but in reality it faces many challenges, as a panel of international experts found

Glen Davis QC of South Square, an arbitrator who has worked on African arbitral legislation, chaired a panel which considered the role of international arbitration with an African dimension.

Traditionally, an international arbitration involving an African party would not take place in Africa, but in London or Paris, due to the level of expertise on offer, good transport links and the ability to choose arbitral panels.

The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators conference on 13 November 2016 opened the week with a keynote address by Vincent Moran QC of Keating Chambers on «Turbulent and troublesome tribunals and the appearance of bias» and panel discussion on «What makes an effective and efficient seat in international arbitration?».

He is also a member of the International Center for Dispute Resolution arbitration panel and is a certified mediator in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York mediation program.

We have represented clients in hearings before the Oil and Gas Committee, courts and domestic or international commercial arbitration panels under the Accord Acts and relevant provincial or other Federal legislation.

The discussion in our panel revolved around international investment arbitration, with the two senior panellists focusing on broader systemic developments, and the latter two on specific technical areas of international investment law.