Transnational Dispute Management (TDM, ISSN 1875 - 4120) is a comprehensive and innovative information service on the
management of international disputes, with a focus on the new and rapidly evolving area of investment arbitration, but also in other significant areas of international investment (such as oil, gas, energy, infrastructure, mining, utilities etc).
Partner Paul Reichler, who chairs Foley Hoag's International Litigation and Arbitration Department, is described as having «an extremely high profile in the
field of international dispute resolution.»
In addition to arbitration - specific course offerings, students may choose from a variety of other courses relevant to the
practice of international dispute resolution from Miami Law's vast general course curriculum, consisting of 250 + annual lectures, seminars, workshops, clinics and externships.
During her time at law school Lisa won the prestigious James Crawford Prize for her co-authored article, «Enforcing Judgments of International Courts in National Courts», which was published in the Oxford
Journal of International Dispute Settlement.
I reject the use of force, in particular military force, and I support United Nations arbitration of international disputes
The importance of the City of London as a leading global
centre of international dispute resolution is also key to the continued success of the financial and many other service sectors.
Partner Derek Smith, also in residence in Foley Hoag's Washington, D.C. office, practices in the
areas of international dispute resolution, petroleum law and public international law, and represents governments and state entities in international arbitration and other dispute settlement proceedings.
A partner in our International Arbitration and Contracts and Business Torts practices, Thomas represents clients in a wide
range of international disputes under local, private and public international law.
He also identifies what he terms «blind spots» of the existing mechanisms for settlement
of international disputes by adjudication, the most notable of which are the ineffectiveness of international courts and tribunals in the context of disputes relating to the use of force and the fight against terrorism, and the continuing difficulties in enforcing judgments and awards of international courts and tribunals (pp 83 — 86).
Far from auguring the end of English assistance to foreign proceedings, these cases show the willingness of the English court to play a leading role at the
forefront of international dispute resolution, but only in circumstances where there is a legitimate basis on which to do so.
They discuss the challenges that face law firms and law departments «as they deal with new federal EDD rules; demands for cost containment from their clients; and the
perils of international disputes.»
• developments and trends in the
arena of international dispute resolution which may have an impact on the DIFC Courts and its operation and which, if adopted, might benefit the DIFC Courts and its users in resolving disputes of the future.
He was the Asia Pacific Regional
Vice-Chair of International Dispute Resolution Practice Group of Terralex, and is currently a Vice-Chair of Guangzhou Foreign Related Legal Affairs Committee of Guangzhou Lawyer's Association.
Through the creation of a uniform enforcement process for settlement agreements achieved through international mediation, the new draft convention and the draft amended model law will begin to place mediation on an equal footing with arbitration as a
method of international dispute resolution.
In the afternoon the 2nd Keynote Speaker was Mark Beer, OBE, Chief Executive and Registrar of the DIFC Courts who spoke on «The
Future of International Dispute Resolution Centres: The Garfield Principle».
Jonathan has an in depth
understanding of the international dispute resolution market, having managed assignments spanning multiple dispute resolution disciplines for Magic Circle, major US and other international and UK law firms in London, Paris, Brussels, Hong Kong and Dubai.
«It is the Achilles
heel of international dispute resolution, not just of international arbitration, but also of litigation,» and funders have told Daele that they would only accept one out of 30 African cases, for this reason.
Referring to its landmark judgment on autonomy, Opinion 2/13, the Court confirmed the key role that autonomy plays for identifying the
compatibility of international dispute settlement with EU law.
The mandate of ADRCI is to provide a single cost effective Canadian source for all
types of international dispute resolution, including formal international arbitration, mediation, med - arb or other hybrid systems of dispute resolution.
Alexopoulos joins Bryan Cave's Commercial Litigation Group and International Arbitration Team, which provides comprehensive services to domestic and multinational clients embracing all
aspects of international dispute resolution.
An increase in dual citizenship between two countries also results in stronger alliances and a decreased
chance of international dispute: International relationships are inevitably enhanced when individuals can acquire another citizenship.
In the
area of international disputes, Janis represents sovereign states and their state - owned corporations in investor / state disputes before the International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) and other arbitral forums and in lawsuits brought against her governmental clients in the U.S. courts, governed as to jurisdiction by the U.S. Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act.
OGEMID brings together most of the world's experienced professionals in the
field of international dispute management, mainly arbitration, mediation, negotiation, with a particular emphasis on investment disputes.
Derains & Gharavi International is a network bringing together lawyers in Paris, Washington and Beirut dedicated to the resolution
of international disputes by means of arbitration, and handling a broad spectrum of commercial and foreign investment disputes that arise out of business activities in a wide variety of sectors, all over the world.
d'Aspremont, J., «The International Court of Justice and the Irony of System - Design» (March 13, 2017), Journal
of International Dispute Settlement, 8 (2017), No. 2, pp. 366 - 387.