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ArbitralWomen members regularly publish articles in highly-regarded legal and ADR journals
Setting-off or setting aside? Polish court holds that tribunal's refusal to consider set-off violates Polish public policy
The Appellate Court in Warsaw (Case No. VII AGa 804/19) considered whether a narrow arbitration clause maybe a reason for rejecting a set-off argument raised by a respondent in arbitration proceedings if the basis of the set-off claim is not covered by the arbitration clause. The Court found that in…
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http://arbitrationblog.kluwerarbitration.com/2020/10/16/one-size-does-not-fit-all-us-circuit-court-declines-to-apply-domestic-faa-vacatur-clause-to-international-award/
Ava Borrasso C.Arb
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One Size Does Not Fit All: US Circuit Court Declines To Apply Domestic FAA Vacatur Clause to International Award
Ava Borrasso C.Arb
One Size Does Not Fit All: US Circuit Court Declines To Apply Domestic FAA Vacatur Clause to International Award
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Tribunal Comercial Internacional da PRC e Cláusulas Arbitrais” [CICC and Arbitration Clauses]
in PLMJ Arbitration Review, N. 4, 111-128, 2020
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Narrowing the information gap in appointment process: A mission of a legal tech start-up
Naimeh Masumy
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Third-Party Funding: Relationships, Relevance and Recent U.S. Court Analysis
Ava Borrasso FCIArb
ABA Dispute Resolution Magazine
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The Role of Blocking Regulations in International Arbitration: A Ground for Mandatory Rules?
In May 2018, the European Union amended its blocking regulations to counteract the extraterritorial reach of the recently re-imposed sanctions by the United States.The blocking regulations were instituted to safeguard EU citizens from the far-reaching applications of the U.S sanctions regime. However, the role of blocking regulations in the context of…
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L'influence du droit français dans la zone MENA
Joséphine HAGE CHAHINE
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Des facteurs complémentaires vont également appuyer et renforcer linfluence du droit français dans le système juridique tunisien:lenseignement universitaire du droit tunisien par des universitaires français, dans la langue de Voltaire41 ; la recherche universitaire était menée principalement en français et les articles de doctrine étaient également rédigés en français42…
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