Sentences with phrase «stemming from her arbitration»

It's for Burke's granddaughter — she enjoys bringing the busy toddler up to her Los Angeles law office while she completes work stemming from her arbitration practice or her position on the Amtrak board of directors.

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Roselle is asking that binding arbitration be used to settle a dispute with the Medinah Park District that stems from Roselle's demand to annex Park District land in exchange for water and sewer services.

Kenex and the U.S. will select a three - member arbitration panel to determine if at least $ 20 million compensation is due to Kenex for losses stemming from the DEA's attempt to ban hemp seed foods.

If one takes the perspective of counsel representing an investor in an imagined intra-EU arbitration not (directly) related to EU law, one plausible argument is that since the arbitration stems from a purely domestic measure, the autonomy concerns of the Court are entirely immaterial to the dispute at hand.

The parties agreed that the jurisprudence stemming from the Rules pertaining to costs (now Rule 14) ought to be applied mutatis mutandus to the UMP arbitration process...

Successfully represented a group of national and international insurance companies in appeal proceedings that stemmed from the issuance of a multimillion - dollar arbitration award that arose out of an insurance loss that occurred at a coal - fired electrical generating facility.

That is where the legitimacy concerns with investor - State arbitration ultimately stem from.

These challenges, I submit, stem from a disconnect between a broadly held view of the role of investor - State arbitration, on the one hand, and the details of its actual functioning, on the other.

We can help you navigate the litigation, mediation and arbitration processes that stem from the various rules, regulations, customs and practices of international business disputes.

The confidentiality obligation which stems from the parties» agreement to arbitrate and not to divulge to third parties information which may be exchanged during the arbitration differs from the inherent confidentiality of some information, such as trade secrets.

«According to s. 59.7 of the Family Law Act, this is called a «secondary arbitration» because it stems from a final parenting plan, separation agreement or court order that settled all of the parenting issues except for future disputes that are secondary to the final settlement.

A Massachusetts court recently considered a challenge to an arbitration award stemming from a commission dispute.