Publications

Non-Legal Adjudicators in National and International Disputes

A Call To Cyberarms - The International Arbitrator's Duty To Avoid Digital Intrusion

Diversity and Transparency - ICC Gender statistics

The only way to measure change is to collate and publish statistics year after year. In spite of the extremely slow progress that the author has criticised when discussing on various occasions the evolution of female representation in the last thirty years, progress has been increasingly visible in recent years…

DOSSIER XV - ICC Institute of World Business Law- Dispute prevention and settlement through Expert determination and dispute boards

“How Cyber-Attacks in Ukraine Show the Vulnerability of the US Power Grid,” Electricity Journal

On Dec. 23, 2015, a well-planned, perfectly synchronized and brilliantly executed cyber-attack caused a six-hour blackout for hundreds of thousands of customers in and around Ukraine's capital city of Kiev. While there have been no reported cases of cyber-terrorism causing power outages in the U.S., the attack methodology, tactics, techniques…

Ask an Expert - Mirèze Philippe - Global Pound Conference Blog

Two important services are currently missing in the dispute resolution processes and which are desperatly needed: first, dispute resolution organisation need to offer a platform to their users to conduct their procedures in an online secure environment; second, dispute resolution stakeholders need to address the resolution of consumer disputes.

Protection of Human Rights in Commercial Companies, International Rules & Omani Prospective

This article analyzes the relationship between business and human rights. It declares sources and contents of the obligation of respecting human rights imposed on business enterprises by initiatives of international organizations, mainly, the framework drafted by the special representative of UN secretary general on the issue of human rights and…

We Want to be in the Room Where it Happens: A Demand for Practical Transparency in International Commercial Arbitration

In YAR, ed. 25, 19-27

Tillman v. Tillman - Back to Court After Arbitration Has Been Had

In June of 2016, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit (the ‘Ninth Circuit’) reversed and remanded (1) a decision of the US District Court for the Central District of California (the ‘District Court’), holding that under the Federal Arbitration Act (the ‘FAA’), a party unable to…

Domestic Arbitration; Stay of Arbitration; Litigation