Publications
ArbitralWomen members regularly publish articles in highly-regarded legal and ADR journals
Austrian Arbitration Law
Lisa Beisteiner
This 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…
Dispute Resolution in Civil Law African Jurisdictions: Options for Indian Investors
Delphine Constantin
The 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…
India's Amended Arbitration Law: What's New for Foreign Investors
Delphine Constantin
Recent 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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Helena Chen
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The EU Proposal Regarding Investment Protection: The End of Investment Arbitration as We Know It?
Athina Fouchard Papaefstratiou
On 12 November 2015, the European Commission rendered public and put on the negotiation table with the United States a proposal regarding the investment chapter of the draft Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership between the EU and the US (TTIP). The text contains tentative remedies for major current criticisms against…