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ArbitralWomen members regularly publish articles in highly-regarded legal and ADR journals


Although the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has so far not modified an LNG import or export permit after issuing it, it is not explicitly prohibited from doing so and the risk of future modification of DOE permits must be carefully analyzed and addressed in contract documents regarding LNG plants…
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Reproduced with permission from Law Business Research Ltd. This article was first published in Getting the Deal Through – Construction 2015, (published in July 2014; contributing editor: Robert S Peckar, Peckar & Abramson, PC) For further information plea
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Anniversary celebrations are taking place this year to mark 20 years of the ArbitralWomen network. Newly elected president Rashda Rana, barrister at Thirty Nine Essex Street, discusses the challenges faced by women in the profession as well as ways to ove
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Following on from the previous article in Young Arbitration Review (“YAR”), “The Impounded Boeing 737“, the further article on Walter Bau AG v The Kingdom of Thailand entitled “The Impounded Boeing 737 – The Saga Continues” in the fourteenth edition of YAR examines Thailand’s continued efforts to resist enforcement of…
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ODR Redress System for Consumer Disputes: Clarifications, UNCITRAL Works & EU Regulation on ODR Consumer redress in cross-border e-commerce transactions remains one of the main concerns, as no consensus between the various actors has so far been found about the system to put in place for dealing with low-value high-volume…
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At the Eleventh Annual ITA-ASIL Conference on class and mass claims in arbitration, the panelist Deepak Gupta, suggested that the best way to address large-scale arbitration in the future might be through legislative and regulatory action. The discussion arose in response to statements by keynote speaker Carolyn Lamm that class…
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Guidelines 26 and 27 of the IBA Guidelines on Party Representation in International Arbitration have again raised the debate on the extent that Arbitral Tribunals are entitled to deal with “guerrilla tactics”. 1 The present contribution will in particular discuss Arbitral Tribunals’ power to sanction parties for the behavior of…
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