Publications
ArbitralWomen members regularly publish articles in highly-regarded legal and ADR journals
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EMERGENCY ARBITRATORS AND EMERGENCY RELIEF
Author: Oluwatosin Lewis | Publish Date: 17 August 2016Emergency relief seems to be the weakest link in the commencement of the international arbitration process despite the fact that in many international commercial disputes, it is a much?needed security.
Arbitration proceedings ordinarily have the capacity to meet the needs of the parties except where urgent interim measures are required…
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Time Limits for Awards - The Danger of Deadlines
Author: Victoria Clark | Publish Date: 10 August 2016 -
Parallel Proceeding Problems-The Case For Party Autonomy
Author: Gabriella Morello | Publish Date: 05 July 2016 -
CT2017 China
Author: Helena Chen | Publish Date: 01 July 2016 -
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Enforcing Awards Against Non-Signatories and Non-Parties - Two Recent Decisions from the Southern District of New York
Author: Gretta Walters | Publish Date: 28 June 2016 -
Exercising an option to arbitrate - avoiding the pitfalls
Author: Amanda Lee FCIArb | Publish Date: 22 June 2016Amanda Lee FCIArb summarises the judgment of the Privy Council in Anzen Limited and others v. Hermes One Limited [2016] on the interpretation of an optional arbitration clause and discusses steps to be taken to avoid potential pitfalls when using optional arbitration clauses. -
Equal Representation in Arbitration ERA Pledge - A Turning Point in the Arbitration History for Gender Equality
Author: Mirèze Philippe | Publish Date: 02 June 2016The launch of the Equal Representation in Arbitration (ERA) Pledge on 18 May 2016 in London marks a historic moment in international arbitration. The Pledge is a call to the international dispute resolution community to commit to increase the number of female arbitrators on an equal opportunity basis. All players…
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Speeding Up the Path for Gender Equality
Author: Mirèze Philippe | Publish Date: 17 May 2016Abstract
One of the most significant changes in the recent years is the progressive mind-opening of practitioners in favour of diversity, women and young practitioners in international dispute resolution. This article provides unrivalled statistics on women arbitrators in ICC arbitrations (I) and discusses some constraints related to selection of arbitrators…
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Arbitration in Poland after the 2015 amendments of the Code of Civil Procedure and the Bankruptcy Law
Author: Aleksandra Zanowska | Publish Date: 11 April 2016Overview of the impact on arbitration in Poland of the 2015 amendments of the Code of Civil Procedure and the Bankruptcy Law.
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The Arbitrator Survey - Practices, Preferences and Changes on the Horizon
Author: Edna Sussman | Publish Date: 16 March 2016 -
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Austrian Arbitration Law
Author: Lisa Beisteiner | Publish Date: 11 March 2016This commentary on Austrian arbitration law provides practitioners with a detailed description of the current legislation governing domestic as well as international commercial arbitration proceedings seated in Austria.
The authors of this commentary - Lisa Beisteiner, Markus Schifferl, Alfred Siwy, and Gerold Zeiler - all are members of zeiler.partners Attorneys-at-Law… -
The Combined Use of Mediation and Arbitration in Commercial Dispute Resolution. Results from an International Study
Author: Dilyara Nigmatullina | Publish Date: 15 February 2016 -
Dispute Resolution in Civil Law African Jurisdictions: Options for Indian Investors
Author: Delphine Constantin | Publish Date: 01 February 2016The Third India-Africa Summit in Delhi on October 29-30, 2015, with invitations sent to 54 heads of State, was a reminder of India‘s strategic interests in Africa, and highlighted the Indian government‘s renewed priorities on the African continent. As India‘s investments in the region expand, a clear understanding of the…
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India's Amended Arbitration Law: What's New for Foreign Investors
Author: Delphine Constantin | Publish Date: 01 February 2016Recent amendments to India’s Arbitration Law may affect foreign investors involved in arbitration proceedings under two scenarios. First, where these have elected to resolve disputes in a foreign seat – and seek the support of Indian courts before, during or after offshore proceedings. Second, where the parties have opted for…
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Author: Helena Chen | Publish Date: 01 January 2016