Sentences with phrase «recent arbitration decision»

A recent arbitration decision could effectively deny accident victims access to attendant care, Ottawa personal injury lawyer Najma Rashid tells... Read more

In a recent arbitration decision involving a case of petty theft in the workplace, an arbitrator provided very useful guidance on workplace theft and the mitigating factors an employer should take into account in determining the penalty.

Not exact matches

MoFo recommends California companies reconsider using a standard arbitration clause in their contracts with consumers, due to a recent state supreme court decision.

A recent article published by The Wall Street Journal discussed a growing trend by American employers to include arbitration clauses in their employment agreements, in part encouraged by a 2011 decision by the United States Supreme Court which upheld a contractual provision requiring telecom customers to waive their right to bring certain lawsuits.

Annex 3 contains recent BIT arbitration decisions which impact upon key concepts.

As a result of this most recent decision, the deceased resident's estate will be permitted to pursue its wrongful death claims against the nursing home through the court system rather than through arbitration.

Although there do not appear to have been any publically available challenges to arbitrators based on the use of third party finding in an arbitration, the book does examine the recent decision in Muhammet Cap & Sehil Inşaat Endustri ve Ticaret Ltd Sti v Turkmenistan (Sehil), ICSID Case No ARB / 12/6, where a procedural order held that the tribunal had an inherent power to order the disclosure of third party finding arrangements and their terms.

A recent grievance arbitration decision, Fanshawe College of Applied Arts and Technology v. Ontario Public Service Employees Union («Fanshawe College»), provides valuable guidance to employers on what is — and what is not — considered workplace harassment.

At her She Negotiates blog, Victoria Pynchon makes the argument in a recent post that although there is greater diversity among judges and juries these days, this diversity is less significant than it might appear because key Supreme Court decisions have had the effect of steering disputes out of court and into private arbitrations.

Mr. White's article, «Favorable Ruling For Product Manufacturers,» discusses developments relevant to the business community, including a recent product liability decision involving the malfunction doctrine and other decisions pertaining to arbitration and workplace injuries.

The recent decision of the European Court of Justice (CJEU) in the case between Slovakia vs. Achmea BV (Case C - 284 / 16) seems to have caused a ripple effect for investment arbitration: In the case against...

«This blawg provides recent news on all sorts of interesting arbitration decisions nationwide and does so accurately, intelligently, concisely and with a sense of humor and, sometimes, savvy political commentary.

Recent important decision by Teare J as to the enforceability of a multi-tiered clause providing for mandatory friendly discussions before invoking arbitration: [2014] EWHC 2014 (Comm).

In this issue: Brexit: A Disputes Perspective; Court of Appeal considers non-party funding in two recent cases; Arbitration and enforcement bolstered by Australian High Court decision: freezing order can be granted in expectation of a foreign judgment or arbitration award; Conferences and events

Don't be seen with last year's clause — join our expert panel in breaking down the cases in order to examine the practical impacts of recent decisions, and explore their views on the steps the HKIAC has taken — and what arbitration users can do - to proactively manage this developing risk.

We will have to see how the newly constituted SCOTUS rules, but their very recent decision in DIRECTV, Inc. v. Imburgia upheld binding arbitration despite explicit statutory consumer protection legislation in California to the contrary.

Recent case highlights include acting for the CMA in its defence of the paroxtine «pay for delay» decision in the Competition Appeal Tribunal; acting for Gazprom in one of the world's largest commercial arbitrations relating to transit of gas through Ukraine (where the sums in dispute exceed USD 80 billion); and acting for Bahrain in an inter-state WTO dispute concerning economic sanctions imposed on Qatar.

In their Second Circuit Review column, litigation partners Martin Flumenbaum and Brad Karp address three recent decisions interpreting arbitration clause enforceability in both the consumer and employment contexts.